In support of safe, sensible e‑bike and e-scooter rules
WestCycle stands with Bicycle Queensland and other riding and public health groups around the country, in opposing the newly passed e mobility laws in Queensland that limit access to compliant e bikes and e-scooters across the community.
WestCycle backs practical actions for fuel crisis, in joint national statement
WestCycle has joined a national coalition of transport and public health organisations providing practical measures that would help households cut fuel use and ease cost of living pressures by making it easier to walk, ride and use public transport for everyday trips.
WestCycle Subscriber e-News: May
Latest happenings from the peak body for all forms of riding and rolling in Western Australia.
National Road Safety Week: Sharing our paths and roads
Last week was National Road Safety Week, a perfect reminder to look out for each other on our roads and shared paths.
Micromobility win: Traffic Code changes help riders and rollers get around
WestCycle welcomes amendments to the WA Road Traffic Code, that make it easier and safer for riders and walkers to get around.
WestCycle Subscriber e-News: April
Latest happenings from the peak body for all forms of riding and rolling in Western Australia.
Women on Wheels: A celebration of friendship
WestCycle’s recent trip to Geraldton for the Women on Wheels International Women’s Day Ride was a 2-wheeled celebration of friendship.
Active Transport Update: April 2026
The latest from WestCycle’s active transport team including a Hilton field trip, an eRideable road rules explainer and work to improve our paths and make them safer…
WestCycle’s new Chair Tim Roach wants to expand WestCycle membership – and boost our influence
Broadening the WestCycle membership family – especially recreational riders – is a big part of Roach’s vision – as is having a bigger voice at the tables where active transport policy and regulatory decisions are made at local, state and federal level.
Fuel crisis: Riding puts you back in control
If you’ve been thinking about riding for a while, consider this your nudge: start with one regular trip – to work, the shops, or the school run – and build from there.
