How relevant is this to cycling in Geelong?  Last year $200,000 (less that $1/person) was spent on cycling infrastructure (including sporting facilities) by CoGG.  This year one councillor remarked that there would only be $100,000 (if we were lucky!).  Yet, in the 1980s we had world’s best practice – sadly 1980s infrastructure no longer fits our expanding city.  CoGG has chosen not to participate in the Super Tuesday bike count in 2016 – a vital tool for local government.

Get out on your bike.  Note the missing links, needs for improvement and let us (and your local councillor) know.