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Vice President Fay Paterson worked into the early hours of the morning to complete our submission on proposals for Chief St, Brompton. There was a definite favourite with appropriate separation […]

Introduction This year cyclists at 54 locations were counted by 59 volunteers.  (A couple of locations with historically large numbers of cyclists, or complicated movements, were assigned two volunteers.  Also […]

The Australian Walking and Cycling Conference was held on October 1-2, 2020.   We were enthralled by active transport initiatives locally and globally, and made plans to start implementing some ideas […]

From the RAA: “With more bikes on our roads in 2020, there’s never been a better time to look at how we can make the path ahead safer for cyclists. […]

The Department of Infrastructure and Transport has put together an excellent survey to gather people’s thoughts on what should be in our state’s next road safety strategy. Please EVERYONE TAKE […]

Thank you to everyone who entered. There were many superb entries. Here are our winners. Two in particular were very popular and took out our top two prizes.   Congratulations […]

Three $100 vouchers to give away Get your witticisms on and your creative juices flowing and show us your best memes about the City of Adelaide’s elected member decision to […]

One of the lovelier bike rides in the Adelaide metropolitan area is along the Sturt River. The City of Marion has recently resurfaced much of the shared use path You […]

Two recent State-level strategies give hope that the government may start giving cycling the attention it deserves.  Both the 20 Year State Infrastructure Strategy and Game-on, a strategy to “get […]

The results for the Super Tuesday bike count are now available.  This year we had more volunteers than ever, and included several new locations.  The numbers counted at comparable locations […]

Recently there have been many articles in the news about positive investments in walking and cycling infrastructure across the world and in Australia. We have collated them to inspire leaders […]

It is exciting to see DPTI and Unley Council have come to an agreement about the improvements and long term management of the Mike Turtur Bikeway section between King William […]

The City of Onkaparinga is planning a bikeway between Willunga and Aldinga, connecting Aldinga with the Coast to Vines rail trail. BISA Committee member Andrew Waugh has prepared a submission […]

BISA has brought to the attention of the State Government bicycle projects that can assist during the current emergency, as well as economic recovery over three timeframes: Immediate term (0-4 months): […]

The following information has been provided by the City of Charles Sturt: The City of Charles Sturt is constructing an off road path on Tapleys Hill Road that will form […]

For at least 60 years Australian governments have been claiming to fight traffic congestion by knocking down houses and laying down more bitumen. This government is no different, claiming it […]

This year the Super Tuesday results have been posted on the BISA website.  You can find the discussion here.   Thanks to Nick Nash for putting the results on a […]

  A $6 million roundabout near Tanunda is being built as part of an effort to expand the routes available to heavy vehicles.  It will cover the old railway route […]

With one giant leap over a last heritage wall hurdle the extraordinary City to Sea Outer Harbor Greenway route, 14 years in the making, is moments away from opening! That […]

BISA has responded to Infrastructure SA’s invitation to comment on its discussion paper. We have urged Infrastructure SA to consider the disruptive possibilities of new technologies before committing to infrastructure […]