The ACT agreed to cost and schedule Canberra’s future cycling network. With its report due in September, riders need more than another map; they need a delivery plan.

Queensland now requires most adult e-bike riders to hold a valid drivers licence. Pedal Power argues the law burdens safe riders while failing to target the real risk.

The C4 detour behind Woden Police Station may last only two weeks but it exposes a longer story about crossings, connections and whether promised upgrades are actually delivered.

Skip the parking hunt and ride to Floriade. Before setting off, give your bike these five quick spring checks for a safer, smoother journey.

See what is planned for Stage 2B and why its shared path and intersections must work safely for riders of all ages.

Selected for the survey? Recording every bike trip helps ensure cycling is visible in future transport decisions.

Electric cargo bikes will join the ACT Sustainable Household Scheme in September, making this practical car alternative more affordable.

In memory of her husband of 60 years, Bernie, Janice Fitzpatrick is taking on a 40-kilometre ride around Lake Burley Griffin, including the steep climb to the National Arboretum.

Janice, 81, will set off from Acton Park at 9 am on Friday 18 September to raise funds for dementia research at UNSW’s Centre for Healthy Brain Ageing. Her goal is simple: to help create a future where fewer families lose someone they love to dementia.

Applications are now open for the Australian Government’s $500 million Active Transport Fund. The funding presents a major opportunity for the ACT to deliver safer, better-connected cycling routes and close critical gaps in Canberra’s network.

Changes are taking shape around London Circuit, with new cycling paths and lanes emerging as part of Light Rail Stage 2A and the Lyric Theatre precinct. Take a look at the latest progress, and find out how Kurrajong members can get involved in shaping Pedal Power’s local advocacy.

A friendly reminder for everyone using Canberra’s shared paths. Whether you’re riding, walking, running or wheeling, a little patience, awareness and courtesy can help keep our paths safe and enjoyable for everyone.

Changes are coming to Lake Burley Griffin’s popular Central Basin paths, including a new pedestrian-only section along the northern foreshore and alternative routes for people riding. Pedal Power welcomes the changes and says they are a practical step towards reducing conflicts, while calling for longer-term improvements on the lake’s busier southern side.

Construction of Stage 2A of the Kingston Cycleway will begin in early August, marking a significant milestone for one of Canberra's most important cycling connections. The new section will improve links between Fyshwick, Kingston and central Canberra with a wider shared path, safer crossings and upgraded lighting. Pedal Power has advocated for the C2 corridor for many years and continues to work with Transport Canberra and City Services to help shape future stages of the project. While we remain disappointed that the original Eastlake Parade alignment was not retained, we welcome the start of construction and look forward to seeing this long-awaited route open later this year.

Pedal Power’s Yerrabi advocacy team is working to improve cycling connections across Gungahlin, from the town centre and new developments to schools and surrounding suburbs. Read the latest on key projects, transport planning and the volunteers helping ensure people who ride are represented.

A new Australian study has found that motorists cover only around half the total economic, social and environmental costs of Australia's private vehicle transport system, with the remainder borne by governments and the wider community. The findings highlight the broader benefits of investing in active travel and a balanced transport network that gives more people safe, practical and affordable travel choices.

A recent near miss on the Garden City Cycleway highlights how poor sightlines can put bike riders and drivers at risk. We look at what happened, what the photos reveal and the simple changes that could make this crossing safer for everyone.

From major cycleway projects to safer crossings and better connections, there’s plenty happening across Kurrajong. Read the July 2026 Kurrajong Advocacy Digest for the latest on Pedal Power’s work and find out how you can help shape cycling in the electorate.

Canberrans are continuing to ride through freezing mornings, showing the potential for cycling to become a practical year-round transport choice. We explore what this could mean for household budgets, school travel and Canberra’s future, and why safe, connected infrastructure must keep pace with the community’s desire to ride.

Help the next generation discover the joy of riding. Big Skills volunteer Lil Bryant-Johnson shares how she used her workplace volunteer leave to support young riders as they grew from nervous beginners into confident cyclists, and why she encourages others to get involved.