Good news! Port Macquarie Hastings Council (PMHC) recently determined that they would adopt the Draft Walking and Cycling Plan in their May meeting. This means it’s no longer a draft,
Here’s a summary of our Facebook posts for the past week. Enjoy!How Sydney has rebranded itself from the “city that hates bikes” Wagga Wagga Active Travel PlanAustralia spends $714 per
Good cycling infrastructure can be simple or complex. It can be extensive, or it can be small. Regardless of the format, it needs to be safe and effective. In this
A while ago the UK changed the rules for all road users. Basically, it states that those who can cause the most harm have the most responsibility to others. So
Love them or hate them, escooters are a legitimate form of transport that is here to stay. It appears that the NSW State Government is now giving serious consideration to
In light of the major works being done to widen Ocean Drive here in Port Macquarie, I thought this collection of myths from the Public Transport Users Association (PTUA) was
Recently I visited China on business. The district of Shanghai that we stayed in was one of the newer neighborhoods, having been reclaimed from swamp around 20 years ago. Home
Lowering speed limits in cities and urban centres is a hot topic around the world at present. This article from “The Conversation” busts 5 myths often associated with lowering speed
Here’s an interesting short video from the Global Cycling Network, a YouTube channel that normally does cycle-sport orientated vids. If nothing else, it’s thought provoking.
