1. Transport in the community

A bus next to a train.

When we talk about public transport, we mean:

  • buses
  • trains.

2 people with disability using public transport.

We want public transport to be accessible.

When public transport is accessible, it’s easy to find and use.

A group of diverse people.

We also want public transport to be inclusive.

When something is inclusive, everyone:

  • can take part
  • feels like they belong.

We want public transport that:

list with 2 items

A person pointing to a watch on their wrist next to a tick icon.

bullet comes often

A map with 2 location icons.

bullet makes it easy for people to travel around the Sunshine Coast.end of list

We also want safe and accessible:

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A person walking their dog.

bullet footpaths

A child riding a bike.

bullet bike paths.end of list

We want to make sure the money we spend on transport:

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bullet helps people travel to different Games events

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bullet keeps helping the community after the Games.end of list

What we will do

A train next to a thumbs up icon.

We will support projects that make public transport better.

2 people working at a building site.

We will also support transport projects that help us get ready for the Games.

An arrow pointing in both directions between 2 location icons. An importance icon is above it.

We will create a plan to improve transport between places that are important for the Games.

For example:

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A sports venue.

bullet sports venues

Housing.

bullet where the athletes live

A hotel building.

bullet hotels.end of list

A document with information and an image of a bus.

We will also create a plan that supports the community to:

  • use public transport for short trips
  • drive their cars less.