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Yarra deserves better!

Yarra For Safe Streets: rally at Richmond Town Hall, Tuesday 8 April 2025 Bicycle Network: Yarra City flubs Elizabeth St vote: ‘In a shambolic meeting on Tuesday 8 April, a majority of Yarra City councillors rejected the officers’ recommendation for… Continue Reading →

Residents support safe bike lanes in Yarra

People love wide bike lanes – photos taken between 7:30am and 9am during 4 March 2025, Super Tuesday Bike Count on Elizabeth Street, Richmond Media Release – Tuesday 8 April 2025 Over 1100 people have signed the petition ‘Don’t risk our… Continue Reading →

Yarra for safe streets

Streets Alive Yarra: ‘After the protected bike lanes on Elizabeth Street were introduced, the percentage of women biking increased. This is a good thing! Photos taken between 7:30 and 9:00 am during 4 March 2025, Super Tuesday Bike Count For… Continue Reading →

New AustRoads Active Travel Guidance

AustRoads have recently published new active transport resource: Improving Austroads Guidance for Cycling and Micromobility Planning. ‘This webinar introduced the new Austroads Guidance for Cycling and Micromobility Planning, a resource for professionals seeking to deliver safer outcomes for all road… Continue Reading →

Update: Infrastructure Victoria draft 30-year infrastructure strategy + Inquiry into the impact of road safety behaviours on vulnerable road users

Infrastructure Victoria First up Victoria’s draft 30-year infrastructure strategy makes 43 draft recommendations and provides 7 future options to the Victorian Government on the state’s infrastructure priorities. This includes housing, energy, transport, health, social infrastructure and the environment. Victorians told us… Continue Reading →

Critical Mass Boroondara

28 March 2025: thank you to Streets Alive Yarra Inc. for this Critical Mass Boroondara video enjoying a warm autumn evening riding through the CBD, East Melbourne, Richmond to Yarra Bank Bridge. Check out the great response from bystanders along… Continue Reading →

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