Riders roll in to Ride2Work Day at Queen’s Wharf
More than 150 riders joined Bicycle Queensland (BQ) and The Star this morning (October 15) for a special ...
Cycling is the road to recovery
Before COVID-19, 800,000 people across Queensland cycled every week, with higher than average participation rates occurring in Mackay, Gladstone and Cairns.
Cycling has increased 300% in popularity during COVID-19 as it provides a way for people of all ages to remain connected to their community whilst maintaining physical and mental health. It is important we sustain this momentum around cycling in a post-COVID19 world.
BQ’s CEO, Rebecca Randazzo, wrote to the Premier about the impact that $22 million in funding will have on cycling across the state.
View the one pager here, and read the letter to the Premier here.
WIN 1 of 4 See.Sense ICON3 lights!
National Ride2Work day is an initiative to help get more people riding. Bicycle Queensland is holding a <a href="https://bq.o...
Thousands ride the 2025 Mater Brisbane to Gold Coast Cycle for Cancer
Almost 4,000 cyclists took to the road on a humid Sunday, 12 October, for one of Queensland’s most iconic charity ride...
Why changing school drop off habits could be a silver bullet for congestion
If you’ve ever wondered why the daily commute feels smoother during school holidays - you’re not imag...