Yarra Bicycle Users Group

Gipps Street ramp – a cumulative post

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This timeline will be updated as the project progresses November 2024: Parks Victoria: Gipps Street Elevated Path Community Update, includes update on works, foundation works for the main ramp are complete on the north side and close to completion on… Continue Reading →

Critical Mass Yarra

A group of people came together on Friday 31 January to form a “Critical Mass” of people on bikes who rode to remind people and decision makers that bike lanes and infrastructure in Yarra are important. View this post on… Continue Reading →

Media Release: Don’t risk our safety in 2025 – tell Yarra Council not to remove safe cycling lanes

Residents across Yarra are concerned that popular and well used bicycle routes will be made unsafe when the local council reviews them at the upcoming Yarra Council meeting in February 2025.  It is then understandable that Yarra residents are concerned… Continue Reading →

Petition: Don’t risk our safety in 2025 – tell Yarra Council not to remove safe cycling lanes

For over two decades, Yarra has been one of Melbourne’s best areas to walk and ride, and we know lots of people love living here because of the opportunity to walk or cycle to work, school, or home. Add your… Continue Reading →

Building a safe and liveable Coppin Street

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Yarra Bike ??? (@yarrabike) From Yarra Council: “Share your experiences and ideas to help us make Coppin Street in Richmond safer and more liveable for everyone. We want to make walking,… Continue Reading →

Yarra Council: Future of Elizabeth St protected lanes, Coppin St, Charlotte St Pocket Park & more

Tonight Yarra Council voted to retain Elizabeth St protected bike lanes, an important e-w route connecting to Albert St protected lanes to Melbourne CBD. More details soon ?? https://t.co/KDLF1IG1J0 pic.twitter.com/MgmORtcYHW — Yarra Bicycle Users Group ??? (@yarrabike) April 18, 2023… Continue Reading →

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