About this course

Walking plays a critical role in an integrated transport system, while improving health, liveability, and environmental outcomes. Whether on foot (including running), moving with the help of a mobility device like a wheelchair, or pushing a child in a pram, walking is an important part of life for everyone. For most people, walking forms part of every trip. As a registered participant, you are required to participate in a one hour pre-course session before attending the course, as well as complete the pre-course assignment.

The Department of Transport and Main Roads (TMR) wants to make walking an easy choice for everyone, every day. This Queensland-specific training course equips participants to review, assess, plan, and design  safe, accessible, and connected walking infrastructure to help achieve this vision.

The Walking Infrastructure Masterclass technical training course has been designed to provide participants with the knowledge and skills to plan and design best practice walking environments and facilities. The two-day course will also provide an explanation of TMR's Walking Network Planning Guidance.

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About this course

The Walking Infrastructure Masterclass has been designed to provide planners, engineers, project managers and transport professionals with the knowledge and skills to plan and design best practice walking environments and facilities.  

As a registered participant, you are required to participate in a one hour pre-course session before attending the course, as well as complete the pre-course reading assignment.

View the full course outline