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The long-awaited upgrade to Barkly Street in Footscray could be underway later this year.

Just a long punt kick from the Whitten Oval is the section of Barkly Street between Summerhill Road and Gordon Street, linking to the next section between Gordon and Geelong Road, both hectic with traffic, yet a vital bike route from the west.

The stretch near the football ...


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The City of Port Phillip is developing a Place Plan for its neighbourhood along St Kilda Road near Albert Park Lake.

It is looking for ideas and priorities in order to coordinate investment in improvements in the precinct.

The zone, which is demarcated by Dorcas Street in South Melbourne to Punt Road in Windsor, and St Kilda Road to Queens Road/Kings Way...


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Victorian drivers are admitting to taking multiple risks as they drive.

The latest Transport Accident Commission (TAC) Road Safety Monitor – an annual survey of more than 2,000 Victorian licence holders – found that drivers who admitted to one unsafe behaviour were highly likely to report others, showing a pattern of motorist ‘risk stacking’ on the state’s roads.

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The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) will develop a new nationally consistent safety standard for e-bikes under Australian consumer law.

This standard will ensure there is consistency across all the states as to what battery-powered mobility devices can be sold, including e-bikes, e-scooters and e-skateboards.

It will be informed by internat...


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With Ride2Work Day 2026 just around the corner, it’s time to register for the annual celebration of commuter cycling.

Ride2Work Day takes place on Wednesday 14 October this year and sees thousands of people ride to work and enjoy a host of celebratory community events. 

Whether you’re a regular bike commuter or just wanting to dip your toe in, Ride2Work Day is t...


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