The primary goal of the ACT Infrastructure Investment Program (the Program) is to support a strong and resilient economy that is well positioned to capitalise on growth opportunities and able to bounce back quickly in difficult times. We also want a progressive, dynamic and compassionate society that maximises the wellbeing of its citizens.
The 2021-22 Budget marks the first year of the move to a five-year budget cycle for the Program. The addition of the fifth year reflects the longer time span involved in planning and delivering the large and complex projects that Canberra needs.

Updated Traffic Counter data as of July 2022

Updated Traffic Counter data as of July 2022

The primary goal of the ACT Infrastructure Investment Program (the Program) is to support a strong and resilient economy that is well positioned to capitalise on growth opportunities and able to bounce back quickly in difficult times. We also want a progressive, dynamic and compassionate society that maximises the wellbeing of its citizens.
The 2021-22 Budget marks the first year of the move to a five-year budget cycle for the Program. The addition of the fifth year reflects the longer time span involved in planning and delivering the large and complex projects that Canberra needs.

As part of the Jobs for Canberrans Fund, announced in 2020, an audit occurred of bike paths and footpaths in Canberra. The audit was primarily focused on asset performance data to inform future asset management activities. The findings from this audit represent a snapshot in time and don’t reflect the current situation.

This dataset identifies the asset management recommendation for all audited paths and if the path segment had any vegetation encroachment. Asset management recommendations have been categorised as per below.
• As new;
• Portions within segment monitored under routine maintenance program; or
• Portions within segment are potential candidates for renewal/rehabilitation under planned program

As part of the Jobs for Canberrans Fund, announced in 2020, an audit occurred of bike paths and footpaths in Canberra. The audit was primarily focused on asset performance data to inform future asset management activities. To supplement the asset performance information, the audit also captured potential defects for further investigation by a suitably qualified officer. The findings from this audit represent a snapshot in time and don’t reflect the current situation.

This dataset identifies potential defects requiring further investigation by a qualified officer. Community path defects are managed in an ongoing manner through the Transport Canberra and City Services Asset Management System.

Updated Traffic Counter data as of July 2022

The primary goal of the ACT Infrastructure Investment Program (the Program) is to support a strong and resilient economy that is well positioned to capitalise on growth opportunities and able to bounce back quickly in difficult times. We also want a progressive, dynamic and compassionate society that maximises the wellbeing of its citizens.
The 2021-22 Budget marks the first year of the move to a five-year budget cycle for the Program. The addition of the fifth year reflects the longer time span involved in planning and delivering the large and complex projects that Canberra needs.

The primary goal of the ACT Infrastructure Investment Program (the Program) is to support a strong and resilient economy that is well positioned to capitalise on growth opportunities and able to bounce back quickly in difficult times. We also want a progressive, dynamic and compassionate society that maximises the wellbeing of its citizens.
The 2021-22 Budget marks the first year of the move to a five-year budget cycle for the Program. The addition of the fifth year reflects the longer time span involved in planning and delivering the large and complex projects that Canberra needs.

Updated Traffic Counter data as of July 2022