WestCycle Annual Report highlights a busy year across riding domains
Impactful advocacy, an expansion of our riding family to include eRideables, and growth in our membership, schools, education and events offerings were a few highlights of WestCycle’s AGM last night.
Better together: WestCycle and PBF 🤝
We’re proud to celebrate our ongoing partnership with the Paraplegic Benefit Fund Australia (PBF) – an organisation dedicated to supporting Australians impacted by spinal cord injury.
Geraldton Is Getting More Active!
Westcycle hosted an Active Travel Forum in Geraldton to bring together community members who are passionate about making Geraldton a better place to get around using active travel.
More women riding bikes: Better bike paths just the beginning
Gender-sensitive cycling infrastructure alone are not enough to shift the female cycling participation needle, according to a recent French study.
Three dead bike riders in three weeks…Is it time to accelerate the delivery of the cycle network?
WestCycle is talking to government about a sustained and consistent increase in the funding for walking and cycling infrastructure, to reach 10% of the road budget within four years.
Time to get serious about safe passing laws?
After some tragic incidents, WestCycle CEO Wayne Bradshaw had a positive meeting with the Minister for Road Safety, David Michael, and advocated for bike riders in the media.
Yes you can ride a bike while pregnant – here’s a few tips…
Riding a bike can be a safe and enjoyable way to exercise while pregnant, with a few precautions given there’s really two of you on that bike…
WestCycle Subscriber e-News: November
Latest happenings from the peak body for all forms of bike riding in Western Australia.
Women on wheels: Open roads ahead for vision-impaired riders
Being vision-impaired is no impediment to women experiencing the joy of riding bikes, as two tandem ‘stokers’ told us recently.
$140m+ Boorloo Bridge to open on 22 December
The Boorloo Bridge will open its 6m wide paths from Victoria Park to the CBD on Sunday 22 December with a family-focused event.
