As a city with staggering numbers of bikes on the street each day, Amsterdam has never really felt the need for bike share schemes, but they arrived anyway.
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Solving congestion in our major cities
The latest report into solving Melbourne’s and Sydney’s traffic woes emphasises the need for congestion charging over building more roads.
Birds, bees and bikes – ring in spring with a Ride2Work
Spring has finally arrived – it’s time to get the bike out of the garage and get ready for Bicycle Network’s National Ride2Work Day on Wednesday 18 October.
Bicycle Network supports marriage equality
As Australia’s biggest bike riding organisation we’re proudly standing with the LGBTQIA+ community and pledging our support for marriage equality.
Crash report: riding a bike is safer than sitting on a chair
New data into the causes of bike crashes has revealed that a person riding a bike has a 0.003% chance of being involved in a crash on any given day.
Veloway call for calm
The thought of a grade-separated car and truck-free route from Melbourne’s west into the CBD has aroused concern and suspicion among some sectors, with high-profile opposition notably coming from Melbourne City Council.
Help us get rolling on TAC coverage
Our call in The Age for TAC coverage to extend to bike riders has generated significant interest. We’d now love the help of all our amazing members, friends and the wider Victorian bike riding community.
NSW Cycling Safety Action Plan report card
The Cycling Safety Action Plan 2014-2016 that was developed by Transport for New South Wales (TfNSW) has failed in its promise “to make cycling a safe and positive activity in New South Wales”.