Tasmania’s proposed minimum passing distance law was the subject of a valuable workshop held by the Royal Automobile Club of Tasmania (RACT) recently.
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Good signs for Launceston riders
Launceston has a plan to make it easier to link up to the Mowbray-Rocherlea trail, north-east of the city.
Build it and they will ride
Sydney commuters are leaving their cars at home and shifting to buses, trains and bike paths (if they exist).
Trauma statistics once again show the need to minimise risks
New research from local hospital statistics reported today has shown that serious trauma resulting from bike crashes grew by almost 10% between 2007 and 2015.
Grit, dirt and dust – Gravel Grit goes off without a hitch
Yesterday more than 200 riders took a gritty, off-road adventure at Bicycle Network’s first Gravel Grit Central Coast in partnership with Cyclist Magazine Australia.
Bushfire threat to Gravel Grit Central Coast minimal
A small bushfire in the Watagans National Park is not expected to impact Bicycle Network’s inaugural Gravel Grit Central Coast this Sunday.
Northern Territory at the top end of female participation
The Northern Territory continues to cement its position as Australia’s bike riding capital with Super Tuesday North data revealing an almost even spread of male and female riders today. Currently, Super Tuesday data shows that only one in three bike riders are women across the rest of Australia. While full results are still to come, [...]
WA cranks up cycle funding
The Western Australian McGowen Government has increased funding for cycling by 50% over the next four years and promises to improve transport diversity.
Health report – August 2017
We've done the rounds of the recent local and international health research to bring you a wrap up of reasons to ride a bike.
Cast your vote for bikes
With NSW local government elections fast approaching, there’s still time to put bikes on the local government agenda before Saturday 9 September.