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Giant ‘ghost’ cycleways haunt COVID-smashed CBD traders
Traders told The Sunday Mail tens of thousands of dollars were lost during the construction of the cycleways, while the loss of parks had also hit cafes and small retail shops hard. Many are frustrated that cyclists are not even using the lanes, with delivery food drivers and cyclists the main traffic on the wide lanes. In a 12-month trial, 71 car parks, 12 motorcycle parks and one disability parking space were removed from Elizabeth, Edward, Albert and William streets and replaced with dedicated…
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