❓ Dr. Nahan inquires about the progress of Perth's Principal Shared Path (PSP) network. The Minister provides an update, stating 65% completion as of April 2018, with plans to reach 81% by 2023.
AnsweredQoN 3035Legislative Assembly
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Will the Minister provide an update on the progress of the Principal Shared Path (PSP) network around Perth and the percentage that has been completed?
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Answered
15 May 2018
Responded by
Minister for Transport; Planning; Lands
Response time
5 days
An objective within the Western Australian Bicycle Network Plan is that the Principal Shared Path (PSP) network within a 15 km radius of the Perth CBD is completed by 2023.
As at 11 April 2018, 65 per cent of PSP works within the 15 km radius of the CBD have been completed, with a further 23.5 km of PSP funded within the forward estimates period. These include priority links on the Mitchell Freeway and Fremantle Line. Once finished this will take the network up to 81 per cent complete.
As at 11 April 2018, 65 per cent of PSP works within the 15 km radius of the CBD have been completed, with a further 23.5 km of PSP funded within the forward estimates period. These include priority links on the Mitchell Freeway and Fremantle Line. Once finished this will take the network up to 81 per cent complete.
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