QTS-206 · Accountability report · 2026
QLDC Climate Action Plan – Transport Network Snapshot, Q3 Highlights (1 January to 31 March 2026)
Two-page QLDC infographic summarising the January–March 2026 transport monitoring results for the Climate and Biodiversity Plan: active travel growth, bus and ferry patronage, traffic patterns including a March fall linked to fuel prices, and the new Arthurs Point–Malaghans Road travel-time monitoring.
Key figures
- 198,105 cycle trips in Q3
- Lakeside Road 47,460 bike and 82,430 pedestrian trips
- Bus Q1–Q2 1,031,075 (+5.7%); reliability 90%
- Ferry 41,514 (+29%)
- Frankton Road peak volumes reach or exceed theoretical capacity
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QLDC Climate Action Plan – Transport Network Snapshot, Q3 Highlights (1 January to 31 March 2026) (2026-09-11).