State government
The second stage of plans for the controversial Southern Outlet–Macquarie Street project have been released for public comment, and while bicycles get some attention there is scope to include more substantive cycling infrastructure.
Give bikes more space, says new plan
Our roads should be deliberately redesigned to give more space to bikes, public transport and walking, Infrastructure Victoria has recommended.
Cycling safety projects lined up ready to go
The Commonwealth Government has teamed up with the states and local councils to fund extra road safety projects as part of COVID-19 stimulus funding and in Tasmania this is resulting in 7 cycling safety projects.
Moonee Ponds Creek Trail rocks on
A project to revitalise the Moonee Ponds Creek in Strathmore and Oak Park has a vision for the creek that really rocks. And when the rocks roll in, the concrete trucks roll out.
Upfield Trail on the up and up
The on-again off-again extension of the Upfield Trail through to the M-80 Ring Road has been confirmed, with a starting date locked in for the middle of next year.
Suburban Rail to loop in bikes
The massive Suburban Rail Loop project will rely significantly on large numbers of passengers riding bikes to the 12 stations, recently released studies show.
Another hold up for the Harbour Bridge
The NSW Heritage Council has called for provisions to minimise the impacts on the heritage listed Sydney Harbour Bridge following the release of long-awaited bike ramp designs.
Illawarra transport plan aims to get people out of cars
The New south Wales government has released a plan that aims to get people out of cars and onto bikes, sidewalks and public transport in the Illawarra-Shoalhaven region.
Watchdog mauls govt over transport planning
Victoria's auditor general has ripped into the state government over failures to properly integrate transport planning as required by legislation.
Road safety that helps people riding
Tasmania’s upper house has opened an inquiry into road safety and is calling for submissions on how we can cut the unnaceptablly high number of deaths and injuries on our roads.