Two of NYC’s Iconic Bridges to Get Dedicated Bike Lanes

Brooklyn Bridge Bike Lane

New York City / New York / USA Some new protected lane infrastructure announcements are more significant than others because they represent a ‘step change’ whereby an old ‘impossible’ barrier is smashed. New York City was often in the advocacy headlines between 2002 and 2013 during the term of previous Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who oversaw…

More Pop-Up Cycleways Announced for NSW

Pop up cycleways like this allow people to ride safely on roads that they would otherwise not use, especially with children. Photo credit: Transport for NSW website

Further to the first six pop-up cycleways already constructed that we wrote about here, on 23rd November 2020 Transport for NSW announce plans for a further 14 projects across Sydney and regional NSW. These include the local government areas of North Sydney, Randwick, Inner West, Parramatta, Woollahra, Newcastle, Shoalhaven, Eurobodalla, Goulburn and Wollongong. You can…

What Will a Biden Presidency Mean for Micromobility?

Joe Biden - Will his actions match his policies?

I write these words on Sunday 8th November, (Australian time) moments after Joe Biden claimed victory in the 2020 USA presidential election. Once the initial euphoria of his supporters dies down and the real world landscape comes back into view, what effect will this new presidency have upon cycling and micromobility, not just in the…