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More people will ride bikes if we give them the choice and we're calling for our politicians to not forget about bikes in the next state election.
Vote Bike 2024 - Tasmanian State Election
Bicycle Network is here to keep you up to date with what parties and candidates are promising for people who ride bikes for the Legislative Assembly and Council electoral races.
Launceston mayoral election 2023
Help elect a Launceston mayor who supports making it easier to ride a bike.
Tasmanian Local Gov Elections 2022
Help elect local government candidates who support safer cycling conditions.
Bicycle Network is here to keep you up to date with what parties and candidates are promising for Tasmanians who ride bikes.
Take a look at state government road projects that should also have benefits for bicycle riders.
Our message to political parties this federal election is build for bikes.
This Victorian Council Election, help elect candidates that support people friendly streets.
Heritage Forest to Vermont Road
Help us seal the path to Vermont Road
Look for the campaign to improve bicycle infrastructure closest to you, or for campaigns that have been run in past years.
Vote Bike 2022 - Tasmanian Legislative Council elections
Bicycle Network is here to keep you up to date with what candidates are promising for bikes at the Tasmanian 2020 Legislative Council elections of Rosevears and Huon on 30 May.
Minimum passing distance laws have been introduced in all states of Australia.
Vote Bike 2021 - Tasmanian State Election
Bicycle Network is here to keep you up to date with what parties and candidates are promising for people who ride bikes for the Legislative Assembly and Council electoral races.
More space for riding in Tasmania
Let your political representatives know that people walking and riding need more space on our roads to get through the COVID-19 restrictions.
Victorian Council Elections 2020
This Victorian Council Election, help elect candidates that support people friendly streets.
Vote Bike 2020 - Tasmanian Legislative Council elections
Bicycle Network is here to keep you up to date with what candidates are promising for bikes at the Tasmanian 2020 Legislative Council elections of Rosevears and Huon on 30 May.
Bicycle mechanics and repair shops must remain open as long as possible during any lockdown measures, to ensure that transport for essential workers and last-mile deliveries is maintained.
Together we can light up and be seen.
Together we can reduce risk for riders on the Chandler Highway
Are things getting better for bike riders? What needs to be done? We want to know what you think. Take the simple bike riding conditions survey and help us push for better conditions for all bike riders.
Significant disruptions are coming to Melbourne's train network, but this doesn't mean you have to be delayed. Don't go loco and take a bike instead.
Our message to political parties this federal election is build for bikes.
Vote Bike 2019 - Tasmanian Legislative Council elections
Bicycle Network is here to keep you up to date with what candidates are promising for bikes at the Tasmanian 2019 Legislative Council elections of Nelson, Montgomery and Pembroke.
We're calling for our politicians to be bold for bikes at this NSW state election.
We're calling all those passionate about bike riding to write a letter to your Premier or Chief Minister letting them know what you'd like to see done for bikes in the future.
Together we can extend TAC coverage to anyone riding a bike on our roads and paths.
Together we can link the Darebin Creek Trail to the Main Yarra Trail
Vote Bike 2018 - Tasmanian State Election
Bicycle Network is here to keep you up to date with what parties are promising for bikes at the Tasmanian election.
Vote Bike 2014 - Tasmanian State Election
Bicycle Network is here to keep you up to date with what parties are promising for bikes at the Tasmanian election.
Vote Bike 2014 - Tasmanian local council elections
Bicycle Network is here to keep you up to date with local council elections across Tasmania.
City council bicycle votes 2018-2022
Check out how your city councillors have voted on issues or asked questions about bicycle projects/issues.
In 2016, the community united to stop the NSW Government from introducing compulsory ID for bike riders.