Mackay Region Active Transport and Micromobility Plan 2025 - 2036

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Project update: The Mackay Region Active Transport and Micromobility Plan 2025 - 2036 was adopted by council on August 26, 2026.


Mackay Regional Council developed a Mackay Region Active Transport and Micromobility Plan 2025 - 2036 to improve walking and riding across our region.

The feedback we received, during the consultation of this project, has helped shape the future of our pathways, cycleways, road crossings and connections to key destinations like schools, shops, parks and public transport.

What do we mean by Active Transport and Micromobility?

  • Active transport includes walking, riding and rolling on any device that requires human power for movement.
  • Micromobility refers to lightweight, electric-powered transport devices (also called personal mobility devices – PMDs). An e-scooter is an example of micromobility.

For this survey:

  • Walking includes jogging, running and moving with the help of a mobility device (such as a wheelchair, mobility cane or walking frame).
  • Riding includes bikes, scooters, e-bikes, e-scooters and other wheeled devices.

Click here to view the Mackay Region Active Transport and Micromobility Plan.

Project update: The Mackay Region Active Transport and Micromobility Plan 2025 - 2036 was adopted by council on August 26, 2026.


Mackay Regional Council developed a Mackay Region Active Transport and Micromobility Plan 2025 - 2036 to improve walking and riding across our region.

The feedback we received, during the consultation of this project, has helped shape the future of our pathways, cycleways, road crossings and connections to key destinations like schools, shops, parks and public transport.

What do we mean by Active Transport and Micromobility?

  • Active transport includes walking, riding and rolling on any device that requires human power for movement.
  • Micromobility refers to lightweight, electric-powered transport devices (also called personal mobility devices – PMDs). An e-scooter is an example of micromobility.

For this survey:

  • Walking includes jogging, running and moving with the help of a mobility device (such as a wheelchair, mobility cane or walking frame).
  • Riding includes bikes, scooters, e-bikes, e-scooters and other wheeled devices.

Click here to view the Mackay Region Active Transport and Micromobility Plan.

Page last updated: 27 Aug 2026, 08:59 AM