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In northern Europe every summer is roadworks season, a time when the mild weather welcomes the flowing asphalt to tens of thousands of roads awaiting repair.   The trouble is that those works result in a very compressed period of disruption: and the drivers aren’t happy with the long delays.   If only they knew. While they sit, stewing in their stalled vehicles, just a...

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One of southern Tasmania’s favourite rides has joined our library of self-guided routes: the 27 km Cygnet Wattle Grove Loop.

The ride is roughly the course followed by the annual


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Specially kitted-out police have been using trail bikes to target the riders of illegal e-bikes on the New South Wales Central Coast.

Officers seized illegal e-bikes during a recent targeted operation to address ongoing community concerns about unlawful riders in the local area. ‘Operation Desino’ was conducted on 4 and 5 July 2026 in response to the use of unregistere...


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Bike routes around the Brunswick Tram Depot precinct will be disrupted over the coming months as works get underway to build new trams stops and tracks.   With new, bigger trams rolling out, network upgrades and depot improvements are required.   A pair of level-access tram stops are being constructed on Moreland Road along with new tram tracks on Sydney Road and Camer...

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A major Queensland study using Bicycle Network’s Artificial Intelligence Road Surveys (AIRS) data has shown that separated bike infrastructure in new housing developments is heavily used across demographics — supporting a case for its widespread inclusion.

The study was undertaken through the Transport Academic Partnership between the University of Queensland and the Q...


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