Bicycle NSW works hard to create a better environment for all bike riders.
Below are some of our campaigns towards creating a healthier NSW.
Health News
The Angry Bull-led recovery in Tenterfield Tenterfield, a small Northern NSW town, recently hosted Gravel n Granite, which attracted over Read more
(M) Rating: This article contains material for mature audiences! Bike riders are really looking forward to a protected cycleway on Read more
And resilient communities We have written about how rail trails support regional communities. They do so by connecting people and Read more
Car-dominated streets damage kids In an excellent Conversation article, Mischa Ketchell discusses the decline of cities as spaces for children and Read more
Blaming pedestrian behaviour for crashes ignores evidence and decades of bad planning. When it comes to collisions between vulnerable road Read more
As cities worldwide set ambitious targets for reaching Net Zero, many are turning to electric vehicles (EVs) to help reduce Read more
New findings on tail pipe and tyre dust emissions have health experts extremely worried Exhaust fumes and tyre wear particles Read more
Bicycle NSW is excited to announce two Better Streets events happening this weekend in Wollongong and Sydney. These events bring Read more
Do you spend 10% or more of your disposable income on transport? Living in the country, with pot-holed roads and Read more
Safety means safe from gender and traffic-based violence In 2015, Parramatta-based bicycle entrepreneur, Charlene Bordley, saw the need for an Read more
Motormonomania. Motor-mono-mania- Say it thrice and swallow. Motormonomania describes the madness that has conditioned us to accept the unacceptable when Read more
As any bike rider knows, the best way to connect with Country is by walking and cycling on it. We Read more
Hundreds more trees lost to the Warringah Freeway Upgrade Residents living close to the High Street interchange awoke to arbourgeddon Read more
The name says it all. Everyone wants Better Streets – streets that are safer, healthier, quieter, leafier and more sustainable. Read more
How can we define a ‘healthy street’? One which is welcoming to everyone, young and old. A place that supports Read more
Sean O’Shaunessy, long-time friend, journalist and Northern Rivers’ resident, recently purchased an e-bike. When I asked how he found it, Read more
Since the COVID-19 pandemic, there have been significant changes in the way people travel. Fewer cars on the road made Read more
….. cyclists second, public transport third, delivery vehicles fourth….. and private vehicles last. The Transport for NSW (TfNSW) Road User Read more
Evidence is mounting in favour of lowering speed limits to 30 km/h in urban areas to make Aussie streets safer Read more
Recently and for the very first time under the NEW Red Cross/BNSW partnership, a First Aid Course was delivered for Read more