Cycle Tourism Workshop – Barossa adventures
BISA was excited to attend a Cycle Tourism industry development workshop at Seppeltsfield Winery in October, thank you to the Department of Industry and Skills and their ongoing Bike Economy […]
News
Let’s not lose the chance for new separated bike lanes
Did you know that the State Government intends to upgrade the tramline between South Terrace and Victoria Square? It’s finally going to bring it up to modern disability access standards. […]
A development from the 1980s planned for the Caroma site, Norwood
The Caroma site on Magill Road, Norwood, is a rare opportunity to provide a community asset and space for sustainable living. Instead, the developers want to see townhouses with more […]
State Bike Fund: ‘Where’s the money gone…?’
The State Bicycle Fund, which provides annual grants to Councils to assist with the building and maintenance of bicycle and Active Transport infrastructure – bike paths, ramps, ‘cut throughs’, road […]
History in the Making – South Road Overpass to Open this Tuesday!
An update from the Torrens2Torrens Project today tells us that: “Weather permitting, the shared use path is scheduled to open at 8am on Tuesday 31 July. There will still be some finishing […]
Our comments on the Marion Road Study
DPTI are looking at “grade separation of Marion Road from the intersection of Anzac Highway to Cross Road, grade separation of Marion Road from the tramline to Cross Road and […]
Gawler Greenway Update…
At their meeting next week, Port Adelaide/Enfield will consider a proposal to partner with DPTI in a project that will see the Gawler Greenway extended to Mawson Lakes and the […]
TEMPORARY CLOSURE OF LINEAR PARK TRAIL…
Bulletin from the T2T Project today… TEMPORARY CLOSURE OF LINEAR PARK TRAIL, BETWEEN MCDONNELL AVENUE AND SOUTH ROAD, WEST HINDMARSH The Linear Park Trail will be temporarily closed between McDonnell […]
World Bike Day 2018 – from the PortBUG…
From the PortBUG blog: World Bike Day 2018 in Adelaide was marked by a jointly organised BISA/Bike SACommunity Ride from Victoria Park to Elder Park on a beautiful sunny Adelaide […]
World Bike Day Happy Snaps
Email your World Bike Day Happy snaps to chair@bisa.asn.au Take a happy snap of you enjoying great bicycle infrastructure, whether it is a path, street, crossing, speed, signage or bike […]
River Torrens Linear Park path closure west of Holbrooks Road
The path on the north side of River Torrens west of Holbrooks Road will be closed until September.
BISA’s AGM: new committee, more reports
BISA held it’s AGM on Thursday, 17 May. The committee elected has a familiar look, the changes being that Katie Gilfillan has replaced Fay Patterson as chair and Scott Sims […]
Come to a ‘Be Safe, Be Seen’ Cycling Safety Seminar!
In collaboration with Port Adelaide/Enfield Council the PortBUG will once again be running a free BikeSA/MAC ‘Be Safe, Be Seen’ cycling safety seminar (leaflet attached). When: 4-5pm, Thursday 20th June. Where: Port […]
DPTI responds to our concerns
Late last year there was discussion on Adelaidecyclists about a dangerous situation created by recently installed audio-tactile linemarking on Main South Road at Sellicks Hill. We had a look at […]
BISA AGM
It’s that time of the year again!! Date: Thursday 17 May 2018 Location: The Joinery, 111 Franklin Street, Adelaide. Time (Speaker): 6:30pm-7:30pm Time (AGM): 7:30pm-8:00pm Our speaker for the evening […]
Bicycle policy scorecard – Election 2018
BISA is happy to release our Bicycle Policy Scorecard to help people vote to support transport cycling this election. We asked all parties to commit to 5 proposals to promote […]
Election 2018 – Investment in cycling: Let’s get serious
It’s election time. BISA has 5 proposals to kick start cycling in SA, including a funding request for: $75million each year for 4 years. Yes, we are serious. To know […]
What’s been happening to cycling levels?
The Advertiser has been anguished and Councillors Antic and Moran have been gloating over “plummeting” cycling levels. Yet we seem to see as many cyclists on the city streets as […]