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Eleven Government-funded transport projects have been fast-tracked by the Christchurch City Council that aim to encourage walking, cycling and public transport use.

A popular crossing point for mountain bike riders travelling through Victoria Park and down into the Christchurch Adventure Park has been made safer.

A cycle connection between Linwood Avenue and the Ferrymead Bridge will follow a new route after a decision from the Urban Development and Transport Committee today.

A number of bus priority projects will be completed over the next three years after the Urban Development and Transport Committee agreed to the programme for $5 million of government funding today.

Plans to make streets surrounding three primary schools safer and easier for tamariki to use are out for public feedback.

Work is about to start on another section of the Heathcote Expressway – the major cycleway that will link the suburbs of Ferrymead, Opawa and Woolston with the central city.

Does your bike need a bit of a spruce up? Or do you fancy a cycle to the beach? How about seeing a documentary about a mother and cargo bikes?

New bus stops, shelters, seats and paving will be installed along route 28 after the Banks Peninsula Community Board gave approval for the upgrades.

The ribbon has been cut on Christchurch's first complete ‘shovel-ready’ project.

Transport projects encouraging walking, cycling and public transport use in Linwood are set to benefit from a Government funding boost.