Treadly and Me

Jan Chipchase asks: How do you know whether a line is designed to be followed? Or when it marks the border between two states? More pragmatically, I ask: What the hell were they thinking to put that rail there?

A report on Catalyst last night showed that aggressive lane changing can get you there a minute or two sooner, but it's really not worth it. Even for the best parking spot.

The Census is here again - on 8 August we'll be asked (among other things) what transport we used to get to work. So let’s get in early and it an extra Ride to Work Day â€" or maybe we should call it “Ride and Be Counted Day”?

The Age has a profile today on Hilary Harper, ABC breakfast radio producer, traffic reporter, and commuting cyclist.

Star News Group local newspapers are the source of a couple of really positive bike-related stories this week.