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By woodfloats Posted on 2020-10-012020-10-03

National Cycling Participation Survey

Different to other surveys, it tells us about cycling in Australia and Canberra over the last decade.

Categories:survey, urban planningTags: active travel, Australia, children, commuting, cycling infrastructure, public transport, report, Ride or Walk to School, road safety, safety, schools, The National Cycling Participation Survey
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By woodfloats Posted on 2020-09-212020-09-25

Ride to school quiz

87% of road related cycling fatalities were caused by a collision with a motor vehicle.

Categories:familyTags: children, road safety, safety, schools
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By woodfloats Posted on 2020-09-052020-09-25

Maps for kids

Walking to school was common and could be again.

Categories:familyTags: children, maps, road safety, safety, schools
By woodfloats Posted on 2020-09-052020-09-25

Ride or Walk to School: Physical Activity Foundation

“In the 1970’s 80% of all school children rode or walked to school but now more than two-thirds go by car. “

Categories:familyTags: children, health, Pedal Power ACT, Physical Activity Foundation, Ride or Walk to School, schools
By woodfloats Posted on 2020-09-052020-09-25

Child’s play: primary school cycling safety

We have all experienced these hazards in Canberra.

Categories:familyTags: children, road safety, safety, schools
By woodfloats Posted on 2020-09-042020-09-05

Ride or Walk to School: Transport Canberra

A health initiative in ACT schools.

Categories:familyTags: active travel, children, schools
boy on a training bike
By woodfloats Posted on 2020-08-152020-09-25

The best bike for kids

There is the bike for every child.

Categories:familyTags: children, electric bike
Boy on a training bike
By woodfloats Posted on 2020-08-112020-09-25

Safe roads for kids

Children’s cycling injuries are preventable.

Categories:safetyTags: active travel, children, injuries, report, road safety, safety, The Conversation, vulnerable road users
By woodfloats Posted on 2020-08-042020-09-28

The lifetime cost of a bike

The costs of owning a bike.

Categories:familyTags: active travel, children, city bikes, health, Ride or Walk to School, schools, statistics
By woodfloats Posted on 2020-07-212020-10-05

Cycling injuries to children

Cycling injuries are far more common than fatalities.

Categories:safetyTags: active travel, children, injuries, report, road safety, safety, The Conversation, vulnerable road users
Eddison Park Nature Play - Launceston Street and Yamba Drive, Woden
By woodfloats Posted on 2020-06-302020-10-01

Nature Play: “natural” playground

“Trying to connect students with nature through these spaces by using natural elements.” Minister Chris Steel

Categories:playgroundsTags: Better Suburbs Program, children, Eddison Park, Farrer, nature play, Woden, Woden Valley
kids on the back
By woodfloats Posted on 2020-06-282020-09-29

Putting kids on bikes

Children can learn to ride at an early age. There is the bike for every child.

Categories:familyTags: children, electric bike, Ride or Walk to School, schools, shopping

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