Bicycle NSW is aware of the safety issues surrounding food delivery by bicycle, and we were pleased to see efforts made to improve them. Challenges Around Food Delivery Riders Bicycle NSW has written articles previously about the challenges presented to and by food delivery riders. Pay rates far below award, no sick leave or WorkCover…
With our event Spring Cycle being cancelled this year due to COVID-19, we wanted to know how we could continue to support our charity partner – Freedom Wheels. They do great work in creating custom bikes for people with disabilities and for many of the children it’s the first time they have been able to…
Based in Lucas Heights, Australia’s Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation (ANSTO) now has a new 1.2km shared path which connects ANSTO to the neighbouring suburb of Barden Ridge and onwards to the Sutherland Shire Cycling Network. The new shared path is a great addition for ANSTO staff and local residents. With 53 staff members…
Transport for NSW is in the process of updating their Trip Planner for bike riders. With 3 different trip options available for every bike route, they’re hoping to receive feedback from you, our reliable bike riders, to make the mapping better for everyone. The three sections include: Easier: Choose this option if you are new…
Riders in some parts of NSW could be forgiven for tearing their hair out in frustration, but advocacy is working. Bicycle NSW works with individuals, groups and MP’s who share our concerns, and aim for outcomes that enhance the safety and amenity of communities. When working on one project, we also strive to identify changes…
Over 120 km of new mountain bike trails might be on the way for Mogo and Batemans Bay as a way to revitalise the area after being ravaged by fires. That is, if the Mogo Adventure Trails Hub Masterplan goes ahead. The project aims to formalise and improve a network of approximately 30km of existing…
Back in July we announced the launch of the Central West Cycling Trail and since then we’ve only heard positive feedback along with seeing some fantastic photos! The 400km CWC makes its way through the rolling landscape of woodlands and wheatlands of the Central West of NSW, the land of the indigenous Wiradjuri nation. Cornerstones…
Pedal Taiwan have been running tours in Taiwan for several years now, but the COVID-19 pandemic has meant that for the first time they’ve been forced to take a break. Before the break however, a lucky few from Sydney Triathlon Endurance and Multi-sport Club (STEAM) were lucky enough to get a tour in mid-March, just…
Wagga Wagga Council have opened their brand new jump track on the northern side of town at Gobbagombalin Park. In consultation with the community, including high school students from The Riverina Anglican College, Council wanted to ensure the track was built for all ages and abilities. The 353-metre long loop has four table top jumps,…
In the middle of a global pandemic, it’s easy to forget to check in with your own health. Women’s Health Week is coming up next week (7-11 September) and we’re encouraging all women to take time out to look after themselves and make positive changes for a healthier life. Add Your Kilometres And Ride Around…