Established in 1974, BISA is a voluntary, not-for profit association that exists to advocate for a safe and pleasant cycling environment in South Australia.
Adelaide, South Australia
Joined November 2011
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Bicycle Institute SA retweeted
City council to lose $3m bikeway funding after rejecting latest plan indaily.co/329238 via @indaily
Bicycle Institute SA retweeted
Adelaide CBD: big on cheap parking, behind the pack on cycling indaily.co/305755 via @indaily
Bicycle Institute SA retweeted
Bike Kitchen in Bowden has been resurrecting discarded bikes for 5 years and is now opening a not for profit shop. #cycling #bike @ali__clarke @BikeInstituteSA
Bicycle Institute SA retweeted
Getting more green man time, @IanRadbone presenting solutions to #Adelaide CBD issue of short crossing times.
@walkcycleau
#AWCC2019
Bicycle Institute SA retweeted
Love this idea! Children making chalk walk trails to mark and measure the routes to school. Fab #ridetoschoolday at #prospect primary school with kids reclaiming the streets!
#AWCC19 – at Adelaide, South Australia
Bicycle Institute SA retweeted
Slower cities are child friendly cities.
Let's all slow down.
Paul Tranter putting time saving by driving faster into perspective.
#healthyactivebydesign
#AWCC19
#motordom
Bicycle Institute SA retweeted
67% of children in South Australia still being driven to school.
#WAY2GO program taking a holistic approach to promoting active school transport.
#walktober
#AWCC19
@Walking_SA
@heartfoundation
@CityofAdelaide
Bicycle Institute SA retweeted
Australia, it's time we walked away from heart disease.
Your fight for a healthier heart starts today.❤️
Discover your local walking group NOW 👉fal.cn/34Ntl
youtu.be/XNZeFsaOyBc
Bicycle Institute SA retweeted
#Adelaide City Centre could use a makeover!
Wonderful illustration of what walking and cycling advocates are calling for when they say they want a more #liveable healthy city.
@CityofAdelaide @Walking_SA @DPTI_SA @SAHealth @heartfoundation #healthyactivebydesign @BikeInstituteSA
Just in case you needed a reminder of all the LIFE you can fit into cities when you rethink streets for cars. Space for green & nature that supports great urbanism, and space for PEOPLE!
Via @watgdesigns @LondonNPC, #NationalParkCity Fleet Street vision.
Bicycle Institute SA retweeted
Of all accidents in involving #pedestrians being hit by cars 15% are in Adelaide CBD. Last wk Brisbane reduced another CBD road to 40km/h after 10 serious crashes with pedestrians. North Tce in Adelaide 29 cases over 5 yrs, maybe it's time for 40km/h bit.ly/2DhR3xk
Bicycle Institute SA retweeted
The Heart Foundation is calling for the SA State Government to develop and fund a state-wide walking strategy to increase the number of people. We at Walking SA support this agenda, and will advocate and build support from our community. bit.ly/2ROpuki
Bicycle Institute SA retweeted
Factsheet on crashes involving pedestrians in metro Adelaide. The City of Adelaide council is mostly 50 or 60km/h, but surrounded by councils with some 40km/h zones. Highest number of pedestrian crashes occur in the City - almost 1 in 5 pedestrians crashes bit.ly/33PmFFf
Bicycle Institute SA retweeted
It’s great to see that the @CityofAdelaide is to develop a city walking strategy. In a motion moved by Councillor Helen Donovan, the Council notes the data produced by Walking SA, pointing out the huge number of crashes involving pedestrians in the City bit.ly/2kZme9M
Bicycle Institute SA retweeted
Now that daylight savings has started, short after-work walks are a great way to get out and experience the sunshine and a healthy walk. View a list of 30 short walks around Adelaide bit.ly/evening-walks-sa #walkingsa #walking #hiking #adelaide
Bicycle Institute SA retweeted
As pedestrian deaths in South Australia hits an all time high, we need to acknowledge that while safety features in cars are getting better to protect occupants - it's at the cost of vulnerable road users like pedestrians and cyclists theverge.com/2019/10/23/2092…
Great work for the new King William road bike crossing point in Unley now being well used to safely cross this busy road. @UnleyCouncil