Melbourne’s first protected intersection—a significant milestone for the city’s bike riders—is starting to take shape as contractors take advantage of quiet streets.
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Vienna doubles down on cargo bikes
The Austrian capital is now handing over whopping grants for you to buy your own pedal-powered version of a van, wagon or people mover.
Brisbane rider goes cross-country to beat border closure
Brisbane-based bike rider Alex Trefny was half way through an epic 4,500km ride from Brisbane to Perth when they announced impending border closures.
Two wheels to the rescue
Brompton have committed to delivering over 1,000 of their iconic folding bikes to health care workers across England to travel to and from work safely.
There’s more to speed than limits
Transport for London has just published a new toolkit packed with interesting ideas we can deploy to achieve lower traffic speeds in streets.
Distraction fix right on the button
Honda has put its time machine into reverse gear, announcing that it is switching back to analogue controls to cut down driver distraction.
Study finds commuters live longer
An extensive new study from New Zealand found that commuters who biked to work had a 13 per cent reduction in mortality.
Virus slashes traffic, empties roads
A significant drop in traffic as we comply with stay-home restrictions suggests that congestion could be much easier, and cheaper, to fix than governments think.
William Street bike lane works
The bike lane in William Street in the CBD will be impacted by kerb and paver works from next Tuesday, 14 April.
Special support for e-bike subscribers
Australians have become more and more used to using subscription services for everyday products such as razor blades or underpants, but now a new subscription service has ridden into the market.