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In this submission Bike Adelaide weighs in with support for Option 3. This option provides safe travel options for both cyclists and pedestrians when compared to the other options which […]

Bike Adelaide lodged two submissions regarding the Adelaide City Councils proposed refresh of Wakefield St. We are very concerned that the plans present no significant change to the streets layout, […]

Visit Super Tuesday Cyclist Count 2023 (bikeadelaide.org.au) to access a map with counts for all 83 locations, a summary of key results, and graphs showing year on year comparisons. A big thank […]

Bike Adelaide has focussed on providing comment on the Town of Walkerville’s integration with surrounding suburbs and identifying opportunities for improvement. This is in recognition of the size of the […]

At a time when cities across the world are tearing down urban highways and reclaiming valuable urban space for housing and communities, South Australia is doing just the opposite, says […]

Katie and Fay worked together to prepared a submission to the expert panel reviewing the Planning and Design Code. They focused on the area of car parking, their concerns being […]

Vice President Fay Paterson prepared a submission detailing further engineering that would benefit both cyclists and pedestrians in the Governments latest concept to resolve the traffic issues in and around […]

The gears are ticking over in parliament with Bike Adelaide Chair David Elliott and Middle Ground Motherhood founder Sarah Cleggett giving evidence to the Parliamentary Select Committee for Public and […]

Read our submission regarding possible new location of the Adelaide Aquatic Centre. Like many respondents we felt that a brown fields location was preferable. We also expressed concerns where potential […]

Read Bike Adelaide’s response to the draft Burnside City Masterplan. We particularly wanted to see consistent application of 40 kph and  greater mention of cycling.

Bike Adelaide recently provided comments on City of Mitcham’s proposed calming measures for Kalyra Rd.

BA committee member and long term West Torrens resident Stephen Janes provided feedback on the proposed LATM. He shared many similar views to BA, he also provided feedback based on […]

Vice President Fay Patterson’s submission to the West Torrens Council indicated our strong support for actions to slow and minimise traffic and Council’s intent to provide cyclist with priority way […]

Bike Adelaide, together with Walking SA and the SA/NT Heart Foundation wrote a letter of support to the Hon Robert Simms MLC for his proposed bill establishing a Walking & […]

Vice President Fay Paterson worked into the early hours of the morning to complete our submission on proposals for Chief St, Brompton. There was a definite favourite with appropriate separation […]

Introduction This year cyclists at 54 locations were counted by 59 volunteers.  (A couple of locations with historically large numbers of cyclists, or complicated movements, were assigned two volunteers.  Also […]

The Australian Walking and Cycling Conference was held on October 1-2, 2020.   We were enthralled by active transport initiatives locally and globally, and made plans to start implementing some ideas […]

From the RAA: “With more bikes on our roads in 2020, there’s never been a better time to look at how we can make the path ahead safer for cyclists. […]

The Department of Infrastructure and Transport has put together an excellent survey to gather people’s thoughts on what should be in our state’s next road safety strategy. Please EVERYONE TAKE […]

Thank you to everyone who entered. There were many superb entries. Here are our winners. Two in particular were very popular and took out our top two prizes.   Congratulations […]