Outcomes from Cycling Round Table in Campbelltown
Notes for our members on what was discussed today at the forum on increasing the rate of bike riding in Tasmania.
Priorities for getting more people riding, more often?
On November 5th 2013, the Cycle Roundtable Forum will take place in Campbell Town, Tasmania.
Push Power for Hobart Workers
Nineteen percent of Tasmanians ride in a typical week but only 6% ride for transport.
MONA Takes Out Cycling Clips
MONA has been awarded the Bicycle Tasmania Cycling Clips, while Mardy Ayton from the Hobart City Council took out the Cycling South Cadence Award.
Hobart Speed Reduction Proposal
Hobart City Council is seeking feedback on Stage 2 proposal of Hobart speed reductions from 60km/h to 50km/h.
Bicycle Tasmania Congratulates Andrew Wilkie for Challenging Major Parties
Member for Denison, Andrew Wilkie has challenged the major parties to commit to funding the Battery Point walking and cycling path, stating that if re-elected,...
Bicycle Tasmania's Federal Election Campaign
To promote the importance of improving bike infrastructure to Federal electoral candidates, Bicycle Tasmania is currently rolling out its 2013 electoral campaign.
The WRAPT Report - Walking Riding & Access to Public Transport
This final report into active transport provides valuable weight for the inclusion of bike paths.
Count Us In, Say Riders
HOBART cyclists from age eight to 80 converged on Salamanca yesterday for a campaign to highlight the diversity of people who use bikes.