- Length
- 7.5 km (including 4.5 km of separated cycle track, per TMR and Brisbane City Council)
- Start
- Brisbane CBD
- Finish
- Wooloowin
- Region
- Brisbane inner north (Herston, Windsor, Albion, Wooloowin)
E-bike rules here
No path-specific e-bike rule found. Queensland rules apply: 250 W motor, assistance to 25 km/h, 12 km/h on footpaths, 12 km/h when passing pedestrians on shared paths (otherwise the signed limit), give way to pedestrians, and wear a helmet. Since 31 August 2026 riders must be 16 or older with at least a learner licence — urban paths like this one are not covered by the recreational-area exemption.
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Highlights
- Built in stages from 2016 to 2021, with raised priority crossings at several side streets
- Passes Windsor Park and Albion station, with access to Roma Street Parkland
- Links to the Ithaca Creek, Enoggera Creek and Kedron Brook bikeways
Before you go
- The next section, Price Street (Wooloowin) to Chermside, is planned
- Albion station is on the route. Bikes ride free on Translink trains at any time — use the first or last carriage, no more than two bikes per carriage. Bikes are not allowed on buses or trams.
- TMR says the bikeway links with the V1 Veloway and the Bicentennial Bikeway
Common questions
Can you ride an e-bike on the North Brisbane Bikeway?
No path-specific e-bike rule found. Queensland rules apply: 250 W motor, assistance to 25 km/h, 12 km/h on footpaths, 12 km/h when passing pedestrians on shared paths (otherwise the signed limit), give way to pedestrians, and wear a helmet. Since 31 August 2026 riders must be 16 or older with at least a learner licence — urban paths like this one are not covered by the recreational-area exemption.
How long is the North Brisbane Bikeway?
7.5 km (including 4.5 km of separated cycle track, per TMR and Brisbane City Council), from Brisbane CBD to Wooloowin.
Sources
- North Brisbane Bikeway – Department of Transport and Main Roads
- Brisbane bikeways – Brisbane City Council
- Cycling and walking – Translink
- Riding e-bikes and e-scooters on footpaths and shared paths – Queensland Government
- E-bike rules in Queensland – Queensland Government
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