Action: A31 | Kingston's Climate & Ecological Emergency Response

A31Allocate more road space to sustainable modes of transport

Progress

On time

Kingson's Walking and Cycling Plan seeks to promote active transport in Kingston.

In the last year a number of Walking & Cycling Plan projects have been completed which include:

Gladesville Bvd/Wells Rd Bridge (Peninsula Link Trail. Provided transition ramp and footpath to south side of Gladesville Bvd.
McLeod Rd (Near Dahmen St). Provided central island refuge crossing.
Amaroo Dr (Amaroo Dr Reserve. Raised priority crossing.
Gladesville Boulevard – Acacia Reserve. Wombat crossing.
Thames Promenade at Fourth Avenue. Signal pedestrian crossing at Chelsea Heights Shops.
Edithvale – pedestrian friendly shopping precinct.
Clarinda Rd – Shared path between Bourke Rd and Dingley Bypass
Old Wells Rd at McLeod Rd – bicycle path and footpath to connect to Peninsula Link Trail
Chesterville Road – pram crossing and central island refuge outside Waves.

Most significant is the Old Dandenong Road - Warrigal Rd to Bourke Rd – two way cycle lane and pedestrian crossings.

31/07/2025
Prioritise sustainable transport modes over private cars through a ‘road user hierarchy’.
01/07/2028
Link cycling with public transport
According to the new Cycling and Walking Plan, Council will install bike lanes, paths and other cycling infrastructure throughout Kingston, which will also link key public transport routes and destinations.

Continuous

Information updated 24/07/2026