Super Tuesday needs more helping hands
We still need some help to fill all out Super Tuesday commuter cyclist count sites.
If you live in Hobart there are still sites to choose from in Hobart, Glenorchy and Clarence areas.
All you need to do is volunteer your time between 7 and 9 am on Tuesday 7 March and in return you get the choice of 6 months free Bicycle Network membership or a $70 donation to a club or charity of your choice.
To register head to https://counts.bicyclenetwork.com.au/traffic-survey/146/ and zoom in on the Tasmanian map to see the various Hobart sites still available – these are the blue dots. Glenorchy meets new bridge path head on
Glenorchy Council has released plans for a short section of new shared path along Main Road at Granton to meet up with the new Bridgewater Bridge shared path.
The proposed Bridgewater Bridge shared path finishes just before George Street, dumping people walking and riding on to Main Road where there are currently no paths at all.The council is planning to build a 2.5 metre wide path on the river side up until Laona Crescent where it will meet the current 1.5 metre wide footpath.You can comment on the plans before 12 March at https://letstalk.gcc.tas.gov.au/main-road-granton-shared-path Maydena logging row ahead of Enduro World Cup The owner of the Maydena Bike Park, Simon French, has taken to social media calling for support to oppose native forest logging on the borders of the park in the lead in […]
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