A new bike library in Newtown, the first of its kind in Australia, will loan Cargo bikes and bike trailers for transporting bulky items or beloved children.

The Staysafe Committee has now made public the submissions to their Inquiry into Vulnerable Road Users.
Thank you to:
- everyone who took time to do the BIKESydney safety survey
- those of you who gave us feedback about the survey design
- those of you who attended the BrainsTrust session and told us your stories
- our  BrainsTrust speakers
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BIKESydney will be back at the Sydney Sustainable Markets in Darlinghurst this Saturday, Aug 28 with free a goody bag for everyone who rides – thank you City of Sydney.
Drop by and have  a yarn. Check out the cool cargo bikes on display.  Get the low down on riding in Sydney. Pick up information on how to [...]

BIKESydney’s response to the NSW Staysafe (Joint Standing Committee on Road Safety) inquiry into vulnerable road users was submitted 9 August.
The rules of the inquiry mean that we can’t make our submission public without the say of the Staysafe Committee.
We’ll post the full report online once we have the go-ahead. That will probably be after the [...]

More than 300 people turned out to show their support for the City of Sydney’s cycleways on  Tuesday 3 August. A big win for everyone who wants to live in a city that’s easy to get around, has clean air and values healthy, happy people.  Thanks to everyone who came and made a fantastic evening.
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Thanks so much to the 299 Sydney bike riders who responded to the BIKESydney safety survey. We’re using the results in our response to the NSW Parliament’s Staysafe Committee’s inquiry into vulnerable road users. Once the submission is complete we’ll spend some time analysing the results in depth and report back to you

More than 50 people gathered for the BIKESydney BrainsTrust Q+A  on July 22.

The robust discussion about what causes vulnerability on our roads for cyclists will continue as we prepare our submission to the NSW Parliamentary Inquiry into vulnerable road users.

BIKESydney has won a major national award for its work to promote cycling.
The Cycling Promotion Fund sponsored awards were presented in Old Parliament House in Canberra on June 16 with BIKESydney receiving the Special Achievement Award by a Bicycle Organisation.
The award was in recognition of BIKESydney’s Bike Valet Program which makes it easier for festivals [...]