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Find out what’s happening to improve streets and transport in nipaluna / Hobart.

Public Transport — City of Hobart — Clarence — Glenorchy — Kingborough — State Government

Consultations

Have your say on council & state government projects currently open for feedback:

  1. Tasmanian E-Bike Regulations Review — speed, power, rider age limit, safety requirements, limits on where to ride, insurance, registration & licensing — closes 11 November
  2. West Hobart Local Area Mobility Plan — intersection upgrades, calm streets, continuous footpaths & safer crossings. — closes 14 November
  3. Speed Management Strategy Consultation — safe & appropriate vehicle travel speeds on Tasmanian roads to reduce the number of people seriously injured or killed — closes 21 November
  4. Glenorchy 2024 Future Directions Survey — help shape the priorities for Glenorchy’s 2025-26 budget — closes 22 November 2024
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Campaigns

Let us know about your campaigns & petitions.

Get Involved

Here’s our guide to helping advocate for better streets and transport in Hobart.

The City of Hobart logo
A hand holding a mobile phone. On the screen of the phone is a street map with streets colour-coded red and orange.
Live parking availability
A person rides a bike along a green painted bike lane next to the kerb opposite the Village cinema complex. A second person rides in the opposite direction in a bike lane along the far side of the street. There's people walking on the footpath. Cars are being driven along the road. There is a red van parked on the far side of the road.
Collins Street changes

City of Hobart

What’s happening in the city?

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Public Transport

What’s the latest for our buses and ferries?

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A Metro Tasmania bus leaving a bus stop in the Hobart Bus mall. The Hobart General Post Office is in the background.
A ferry on the Derwent River with the Hobart city and kunanyi / Mount Wellington in the background.
Ferries
A diagram showing a bus with a hydrogen tank feeding into fuel cells which then supply the engine.
Electric buses
A hand holds a mobile phone towards a contactless payment reader which displays "Tap on/off here".
Smart ticketing with contactless payments
The City of Clarence logo
A map showing a ferry terminal, wide paths, pedestrian crossings, a bus stop, a car park and a street.
Bellerive Pier street upgrades
An artist's impression showing a view looking down on the intersection of Queen Street with Victoria Esplanade near Bellerive Beach There are wide footpaths, pedestrian crossings, a disability park, traffic calming features like pinchpoifnts and lots of greenery. There are lots of people walking, a person riding a bike and several cars.
Bellerive Beach street upgrades

City of Clarence

What’s up on the eastern shore?

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State Government

What’s the state government doing for our streets and transport?

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Satellite view of Hobart and the Derwent River showing planned ferry terminals at Glenorchy Art & Culture Park, Lindisfarne Sailing Club and Sandy Bay. Existing ferry terminals at Brooke St pier and Bellerive are also shown.
Ferries
An artists impression showing a stadium with a domed roof. In the foreground is a concrete turning circle and plaza. There are lots of people in the plaza. A large wooden shed sits adjacent to the stadium and in to background are some city buildings and a snow capped mountain.
Travel to the stadium
An artist impression of the existing Tasman Bridge path with added higher barriers. It's labeled "final design to be determined".
Tasman Bridge upgrades
The Kingborough Council logo
Map showing green, orange and red lines indicating bike paths in Kingborough.
Greater Hobart Cycling Plan
Overhead view showing a proposed wombat crossing on Beach Road, Kingston Beach.
Kingston Beach traffic management

Kingborough Council

What’s going on down Kingston way?

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Glenorchy City Council

What’s on the cards up north?

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The Glenorchy City Council logo
A pie chart showing 42% in green labelled as "AAA" and 58% in red labelled "Awaited".
Greater Hobart Cycling Plan
Map showing green, orange and red lines indicating bike paths on State Government roads in Glenorchy.
Greater Hobart Cycling Plan