Help shape the future of transport

Transport is central to our daily lives; connecting us to work, education, healthcare, shopping, leisure and social activities.

In Nillumbik, with its unique topography, abundance of space, townships and villages, we’re presented with complex transport needs, and our future transport choices can directly impact the liveability of our Shire and contribute to our efforts in addressing climate change.

We are developing an Integrated Transport Strategy (ITS) that will help guide transport planning and our sustainability and advocacy priorities over the next five years.

The Integrated Transport Strategy will provide a strategic framework that will guide Council to promote more sustainable transport outcomes, reflecting Council’s declaration of a ‘Climate Emergency’ and our Climate Action Plan 2022-2032.

The Shire’s local road and footpath network and a significant portion of its cycling network, such as the Diamond Creek Trail are overseen by Council. The Department of Transport and Planning, oversees planning and management of the arterial road network, strategic cycling corridors and public transport.

An Issues and Options Paper has been developed to assess multiple areas of transportation within Nillumbik.

We are seeking community input to help plan for future transport networks across the Shire. The Strategy will cover all types of transport including walking, cycling, e-scooters and bikes, public transport and motor and electric vehicles.

Have your say

There are multiple ways you can have your say -

• Read the Issues and Options paper and provide your feedback in a short survey
• Come along and have a chat at one of our pop-up sessions
• Use the interactive map below to 'add a marker' and let us know what you like or what can be improved about main modes of transport in Nillumbik.

Following community consultation, feedback will be used to help inform the draft Integrated Transport Strategy.