Advocacy Update: Bridges, benches and a birds-eye view
It’s been a busy few weeks for the advocacy team. Here’s what we’ve been working on, including a behind-the-scenes look at the new Fremantle Traffic Bridge.
What happens to Kings Park and Bold Park? Have your say
A 20-year master plan is being developed for two of Perth’s most popular places for cyclists: Kings Park and Bold Park. You can influence it.
Riding should be a key wheel in WA’s Preventative Health Strategy
If WA is serious about preventing illness, disease and injury and supporting health and wellbeing, riding must be part of the solution.
Me and my e-ride: Gareth Lock, unicyclist. Keeping it wheel
Perth resident Gareth Lock is a big active transport advocate and an even bigger fan of the two electric unicycles he’s come to favour as a cost-effective and convenient way to get around.
WestCycle Subscriber e-News: June
Latest happenings from the peak body for all forms of riding and rolling in Western Australia.
WestCycle in the regions: Zooming in on Broome
WestCycle was in Broome recently to share riding knowledge, connect with the local bike scene, and explore the Broome Adventure Trail.
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.
This World Bicycle Day, fresh WestCycle analysis shows Perth is driving the short trips it could be riding
Marking World Bicycle Day on 3 June, WestCycle has released new analysis of the WA Government’s Perth Area Travel and Household Survey (PATHS), showing that most people who ride in Perth during the working week do so for everyday transport, and that short trips best suited to riding are overwhelmingly still made by car.
WestCycle Subscriber e-News: May
Latest happenings from the peak body for all forms of riding and rolling in Western Australia.
