Applications to the federal government’s $500 million Active Transport Fund are now open to councils, state and territory government projects.
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Count bikes in Queensland
Are you a Queenslander wanting to help us build a more bike-friendly Australia?
New plans for southern streets
Riders in and through Moorabbin and Mentone have an opportunity to shape their future riding environment.
Hopes rise for smoother Veloway
The trial that tested a solution for a smoother Dixon Veloway has wrapped up, conclusively indicating that the rough expansion joints can be smoothed over.
Cycling for your health with Cancer Council Victoria
For Todd Harper, cycling offers the simple joy of being outdoors.
Droughty plan includes cycleways, trails
Clarence Council has released an updated plan to guide the development of Droughty Peninsula over the next 20 years for public consultation, including how bike riders will get around.
Caulfield Open Streets sees bike boost, car dip
Data collected using Bicycle Network’s Artificial Intelligence Road Surveys (AIRS) cameras has shown that during the Open Streets program at Caulfield Junior College earlier this year, there was a significant drop off in car volumes and bike number spiked – marking the event as a great success for active transport.
Langhorne Creek Trail concept images revealed
Alexandrina Council has unveiled concept images for the hotly awaited Langhorne Creek Discovery Trail, a scenic shared path to be constructed in the heart of South Australia’s historic wine region.
Have your say on the Oceanway
The City of Gold Cost is seeking public feedback on the future of the Oceanway as it explores options to fill in the missing links needed to complete the route.
