February 2018
Bike-busy Grattan Street next to Melbourne University in Parkville closes to traffic for five years from next Wednesday evening.
Bike Week needs your helping hands
Tasmanian Bike Week is on 3–11 March this year and Bicycle Network needs your help to make the events a success.
Ask what the parties are doing for bikes
With only a couple weeks until the election, our Active Transport Forums are your chance to ask the parties what they're doing for bikes.
Election promises ignoring bicycle potential
It’s just over two weeks to go until the Tasmanian election and none of the political parties have committed to the spending needed to get more people riding.
Northern Rivers Rail Trail continues to go up
NSW bike riders and Northern Rivers Rail Trail Association alike have plenty to celebrate after the Federal and State government funding commitments.
Can we count on you?
Bicycle Network's annual count of bike commuters is fast approaching and we still need counters across key sites in NSW, Victoria and Tasmania.
Wallan-Heathcote Trail study released
The feasibility study for the Wallan to Heathcote Rail Trail has been released and will go before Mitchell Shire for consideration next month.
Beach Road Sewer Works Update
Within a few weeks riders will see signs of activity on the Brighton Main Sewer Rehabilitation project along Beach Road.
Libs launch inter-capital tourism trail
Bike riders may one day be able to travel a new, continuous 1200km trail between Melbourne and Adelaide labelled as the Southern Ocean Bike Trail.
The dodgy economics of congestion busting
The economic justification of many big road improvement projects is based on dodgy economics, according to the nation’s top transport economics authority.