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Police blitz shows bike rider compliance is up
The results from NSW Police’s latest blitz on bike riders and pedestrians shows that people who ride bikes in Sydney are generally obeying the law.
Riding to raise funds – and a sweat
Adrian Matthews is usually working at Viva Energy's Geelong refinery when he wears his fire-retardent protective clothing, but this weekend he will be wearing it while riding United Energy Around the Bay.
Sydney Cycling Sisters ready to ride Melbourne’s bay
In 2015 Sydney Cycling Sisters was set up to create an inclusive environment for Muslim women to ride a bike. This week, the group will join thousands of other riders at United Energy Around the Bay.
City cycleways needed now, Rivulet can wait
Hobart alderman Tanya Denison has proposed the Hobart Council investigate the possibility of using the Hobart Rivulet tunnel underneath the city centre for a walking and cycling commuter route.
Demerit-dodging loophole needs to be dropped
A loophole that lets Victorian drivers get away with speeding a breaking road rules needs to be closed so that dangerous drivers can be taken off the road.
2019 National Cycling Participation Survey Results
2019 National Cycling Participation Survey is disappointing again. The results show more of the same problems that plague Australian bike riders.
Victorian wellbeing plan goes active
The Victorian public health and wellbeing plan 2019–2023 has outlined active living as a focus area to improve the wellbeing of our people and communities.
Signalling – it’s a tricky business
Bicycle Network's partner law firm Maurice Blackburn have put together an interesting legal perspective on signalling when riding a bike.
Trails park opening in Footscray
The Quarry Park trails, skills park and pump track, just up from the Maribyrnong River in Footscray, are due to open on Saturday 12 October.