A Queensland study has sparked discussions around a potential ban on 4WD vehicles on beaches that are suffering significant degradation.
Queensland study prompts calls for 4WD ban on beaches being “pummelled to death”.
March 25, 2025
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It’s concerning to hear about the Queensland study highlighting the detrimental impact of 4WD vehicles on beaches. The idea of a ban could be worth considering, especially if it helps protect fragile ecosystems and ensure the sustainability of our coastal environments. Beaches are not only beautiful recreational spaces but also vital habitats for wildlife, and they deserve our respect and protection. Perhaps there could be a balanced approach that allows access while implementing regulations to minimize damage. It’s important for the community to come together and discuss the best ways to preserve our beaches for future generations. What are your thoughts on potential alternatives to a full 4WD ban?