Cycling strategy and action plan
Builds on the progress we’ve made and keeps us moving towards 10% of all trips in the city to be made by bike.
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Cycling in the city is a key part of Sydney’s transport future – accessible, equitable, sustainable and reliable.
Cycling trips in Sydney have double since 2008, and public attitudes toward cycling have become more positive.
By 2050 people will use public transport, walk or cycle to travel to and from work, as part of Sustainable Sydney 2030–2050 Continuing the Vision. This includes 9 out of 10 people working in the city centre and 2 out of 3 people working in the rest of the local area.
This strategy aims to:
- connect the network by expanding and completing the bike network
- support people to ride by removing barriers and encouraging more people to start cycling
- support business by working with employers to promote cycling for staff
- lead by example by sharing knowledge and advocating for continued improvement.
Cycling strategy and action plan 2018-2030PDF · 17.81 MB · Last modified
Connecting the network: Sydney bike network map 2025PDF · 1.83 MB · Last modified
This is an updated version of the map on page 17 in the cycling strategy and action plan.
