Your mobility mix

An elderly man rides a mobility scooter with a big smile, while a woman walks beside him, engaged in conversation. The scene takes place on a sunny day in a pedestrian-friendly area with greenery and charming buildings in the background.

On our Walk & Roll page, you’ll find tons of great info about walking groups, how to get footpaths fixed, and improving your streets. 

We’re keen to include information for people in wheelchairs and mobility scooters so if you’d like to add content about your group, please contact us

A group of people riding a mix of electric scooters and bicycles on a shared path in a green, suburban setting. Some riders wear helmets, protective gear, and brightly colored clothing, emphasizing safety and community spirit.

On our WheelyGood page, you’ll find tons of great info about bike and scooter groups and other info. 

We’re keen to include a range of content so if you’d like to add content about your group, please contact us

A person using a smartphone app while waiting at a bus stop, with a bus in the background. The app screen shows transit options and routes, indicating the integration of technology with public transportation.

On our ClickGo page, you’ll find tons of great info about apps  and other info that will help you navigate your transport needs. 

We’re keen to include a range of content so if you’d like to add content about your group, please contact us

A side-by-side comparison of a street in Montreal, Quebec, showing its transformation from 2014 to 2024. The 2014 image depicts a typical car-oriented street with multiple parked cars and a wide roadway, while the 2024 image showcases a pedestrian-friendly redesign with green spaces, trees, traffic-calming measures, and bike lanes.

On our Less cars, more connection page, you’ll find tons of great info about how to decrease your personal spend on cars. 

We’re keen to include a range of content so if you’d like to add content about your group, please contact us

A woman in a pink top jogs toward the open door of a green TransLink bus

Are you 18+ years?

Do you live in the larger Caboolture region?

With limited access to public transport?

If yes, you are invited to complete a 10-minute anonymous online survey.

Participants can choose to enter a draw to win 1 of 2 x $50.00 e-gift cards.

This survey is for residents of the wider Caboolture area.
If you live in any suburb in or around Caboolture (see the full list below), your input is encouraged. The survey uses Caboolture which refers to the whole area, not just the suburb.

Beachmere
Bellmere
Bellthorpe
Booroobin
Bracalba
Burpengary + East
Caboolture + Upper
Campbells Pocket
Cedarton
Commissioners Flat
Corymbia
D’Aguilar
Deception Bay
Delaneys Creek
Donnybrook
Elimbah
Godwin Beach
Greenstone
Lilywood
Meldale
Moodlu
Moorina
Morayfield
Mount Delaney
Mount Mee
Narangba
Neurum
Ningi
Rocksberg
Sandstone Point
Stanmore
Stony Creek
Toorbul
Wagtail Grove
Wamuran
Woodford

Ethics approval: A252866

Exp: 31 March 2026

Laura's family crossing the road
If you're interested in what we do, we could do with your support

Get Around Caboolture is a community movement advocating for more travel options for people in
Caboolture & Morayfield. 

Our Goals

1. All children can ride to school on safe streets 

2. All young adults can get to work or study without needing a car so they begin adulthood without a debt of $15,000 a year. 

A lack of transport options leads to a high financial burden for
families, businesses and governments.

The only way we can be sustainable for the long term is with your help. 

Photo: Dan Peled/The Guardian