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The Lower Prospect Canal cycleway. The edges of the canal are left visible to either side of the shared path and hint at the history of the corridor and its importance for NSW public health. (Image: Bicycle NSW)

Brilliant bike rides in Western Sydney

Bicycle NSW has recently made submissions about two masterplans in the Cumberland area that propose new and upgraded active transport along green corridors – the Duck River Parklands and the Prospect Pipeline.  Both corridors form key elements of Sydney’s Green Grid, a long-term vision for an interconnected network of open spaces across the city to encourage

Rozelle Interchange

Construction work on the massive Rozelle Interchange project is now complete. Sydney’s traffic is slowly adjusting to the new road configuration.  The underground motorway junction connects the M4-M5 Link tunnel with the Anzac Bridge, Iron Cove Bridge and the future Western Harbour Tunnel, bypassing the City West Link and Victoria Road. A long and painful

Getting back on the bike: Reclaim the joy of cycling

Cycling offers endless benefits, from improving physical health to reducing environmental impact and fostering a sense of community. Whether you’re a seasoned cyclist or someone eager to return to riding, Bicycle NSW is here to help you make the most of your journey. Reflecting on her time with Bicycle NSW, former Communications Manager Kim Lavender

Sydney Harbour Bridge Ramp

When the Sydney Harbour Bridge opened in 1932, cyclists were allowed to ride on the main deck of the Bridge.  As motor vehicle traffic increased, cyclists were relegated to riding on the designated cycleway on the western side of the bridge.  It is a fantastic way to reach the city with beautiful views down the