CWANZ x AITPM | Charging forward – Understanding and growing electric bicycle usage in Queensland | Webinar

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About this event

Worldwide, the electric bicycle (e-bike) market has grown markedly in the last decade. E-bikes make riding a bicycle easier for people of all ages and abilities - flattening hills, shortening distances - while providing health, financial and environmental benefits.

This webinar presents a comprehensive body of research on e-bike usage and its potential growth in Queensland, Australia. Join us to learn about who is currently riding an e-bike – why, when and where they are riding – and the potential to encourage more Queenslanders to use e-bikes as a primary mode of transport.

In partnership with Queensland’s Department of Transport and Main Roads and Queensland University of Technology, the research program examines factors driving uptake, use and purchase in Queensland. Key objectives include understanding current and intended uses of e-bike, identifying incentives to encourage use of e-bikes for everyday trips, the specific messaging to promote everyday e-bike trips, and developing targeted messaging to boost interest in e-bike trials and purchases.

Join us to explore the findings and recommendations of the ground-breaking research and learn how it will contribute to the future growth of e-bike usage in Queensland.

Presenters include:

• Sarah Wilkinson | Program Manager (Active Transport), Department of Transport and Main Roads (Speaker) 
  Tracy Sherwood Washington |  PhD,  Senior Lecturer, Queensland University of Technology (Speaker) 
  Sam Bolton | Executive Officer (CWANZ), Department of Transport Western Australia (Moderator) 

To ensure an engaging and informative experience, the session will include ample opportunities for attendees to participate in question and answer segments. This interactive format aims to foster a dynamic discussion, address specific concerns, and deepen the understanding of e-bike usage and its potential growth in Queensland.

Registrations close Tuesday 5 November 2024. 

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