NSW State Election 2019 – Cycling asks & Candidate Responses – Sydney electorate
Funding for the Regional Bike Route Network The NSW Liberal Party has committed $330 million to the development of bike route network (over the next 5 years) while the Labor Party has promised $412 million for ‘active transport’ projects (over the next 5 years). Will you lobby to ensure that the higher of these two […]
Randwick residents and Council support continuation of the Environmental Levy
Randwick Council submits request to IPART to continue Environmental Levy “A survey sent to every business and residential ratepayer revealed 54% of the 5,823 respondents supported the continuation of the levy. In addition, a telephone survey of 600 random and representative residents and ratepayers found 72% support for the levy.” Building cycleways is most important […]
Labor state election promise: $7 million for kids cycling and walking to school
Today, we attended the announcement of the Labor Party launching their $7 million plan to get kids active riding and walking to school. The Labor Party was represented by – Michael Daley MP – Leader of the Opposition – Jodi McKay MP – Member for Strathfield & Shadow Minister for Transport & Roads, and – […]
Submission: Temporary traffic management roles and related training
BIKEast recently provided feedback on Austroads’ proposed changes to Temporary traffic management roles and related training. What is Austroads? Austroads is the peak organisation of Australasian road transport and traffic agencies. They undertake road and transport research. These documents are then used by government agencies and land owners as guidance for the design, construction and management […]
