State government
With most bike crashes occurring at intersections, along with a third of all traffic fatalities, road safety authorities are exploring whether advanced technologies can help reduce the risk.
Sun shines on bikes in masterplan
A new masterplan for the Sunshine Transport Precinct is underway with a strong focus on the provision of bike infrastructure.
New trail for Cranbourne
The state government will build 4km of new trail as part of the Cranbourne rail line upgrade, creating a direct route between Lynbrook, Merinda Park and Cranbourne stations
Woolgoolga to trial separated bike lane
The town of Woolgoolga is set to trial a new gold standard on-road separated bike lane, with physical protection from parking or traffic lanes.
Construction starts on Australia’s biggest bike hub
A new $13.5 million, 86-hectare Wylde BMX and Mountain Bike Facility is coming to life in the Western Sydney Parklands.
Blockers to cop the biff
The Victorian government will get tough with drivers who nudge into or completely block intersections – the bane of bike riders everywhere.
A curvaceous and spacious bridge
Major Road Projects Victoria and their contractors fully embraced the reasoning behind the suggestion of curved corners on the ramps rather than the squared original structure.
Government funds Back on your Bike program
Bicycle Network got the good news last week that the government has agreed to fund a new program it has proposed, aimed at getting more people riding again in Tasmania.
Adjustments made to Warburton MTB plans
Work will continue on plans for a major new mountain bike destination at Warburton, with community feedback resulting in some changes to the original design.
New trail designs for Plenty River
Preliminary designs for the $19.3M trail construction through Plenty River Gorge have been released for public comment. Have your say.