Bicycle Network: Behaviour

Share the road

Simulators have proved effective in the training of pilots, car drivers and motorcyclists. Do they have a future for bike education?

Motorcyclists cheating traffic by sneaking up the bike lane are a risk to cyclists.

In April 2005 the Drugs and Crime Prevention Committee released the Inquiry into Violence Associated with Motor Vehicle Use

There is strong evidence that it is inappropriate to use a mobile phone while driving.

Mobile phone use is implicated in many collisions. Penalties for using a hand held mobile phone while driving are strongly supported.

With greatly increased rider numbers in the CBD, the casual indifference of pedestrians at red lights has created a new risk for bikes

Now that more bike riders are on the road, Police will be paying more attention to our rights and welfare.

Cycle facilities should provide cyclists a safe and attractive place to ride

This new social media campaign is aimed at making roads a friendlier place for bike riders. Its from February into March 2012.

Bikes and trucks don’t mix well on the road. Emma Clark examines ways to improve the relationship.

Share the Road is a community road safety campaign to help drivers and cyclists use the road cooperatively

We support changes that improve the world for both bike riders and public transport passengers