“You could give me statistics out the wazoo about bike safety, but the only thing that really made a difference was getting some positive cycling experiences.” –Julie White
Zed, from Boroondara BUG, says that there will be some fairly major detours on the Gardiners Creek Trail due to the widening of the tollway coming up in the next few months. Also a few changes…
Nothing personal I’m sure, but if you ride a bike British journalist Matthew Parris wants you dead. Preferably by having your head ripped off…
The Solway St Bridge is heading into its second year of official closure.
An editorial in The Age today clearly nails that paper’s colours to the mast in respect of commuter cycling.
Notice to the Maroondah Leader: a 3m-wide concrete path is not the same as a multi-lane motorway.
What’s the economic value of a rail trail to the surrounding community? While it might be hard to estimate accurately, the consensus seems to be that they’re a good thing locally.
A school where almost none of the students arrive by car? That would be Albert Park Primary.
There were ten reported road collisions in the last month.
Despite the media attention on the death of a pedestrian during the Hell Ride, there has been relatively little cycling-related road trauma in the last month.
Star News Group local newspapers are the source of a couple of really positive bike-related stories this week.
It seems that if you vote for lizards you’ve got to expect reptilian behaviour.
A rider has identified concerns about the suitability of the cycling facilities to be installed as a part of the EastLink project.