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Integrated transport options need to factor in bicycle parking and carriage, including racks on buses, space on ferries and parking at light rail stations.
Humphreys Rivulet path answer to Tolosa St troubles
The top end of Glenorchy’s Tolosa Street has become increasingly busy with the success of the Glenorchy Mountain Bike Park, Tolosa Park criterium cycling circuit and mountain bike trails in Wellington Park.
Cycling memorial to open in Woronora
A special cycling memorial has been erected in Woronora Memorial Park in Sydney in remembrance of all people who have died while riding a bike.
April activities across Tasmania
We’ve got a variety of rides and events around the state in April, including a weekend on Bruny Island, a stall at the north-west eco festival, Burnie road rides and valet parking at the AFL football match in Hobart.
Future of transport in NSW
The future of transport in NSW will only be bright if the government follows through on its numerous plans including the Future Transport 2056 Strategy.
Drivers think bikes are slower
As many bike commuters have discovered the quickest way to get to work, university or footy training is to jump on you bike. But drivers think the opposite.
Shopping IKEA car-free
You know the world is changing when IKEA plans to replace car parking with bike parking and build its latest store at a railway station.
Uber jumps into bike share
Ride sharing behemoth Uber is heading in a new direction . . . on two wheels.
Lower speeds to 30km/h and save lives
A global review into speed and crash risk is calling for 30km/h speed limits in built up environments.
Tassie to get first protected lane
Tasmania’s first protected bicycle lane in Glenorchy’s city centre may be short but it will provide an example of the type of infrastructure Tasmania needs to get more people riding.

