Local Bike Plan
The City is working on a new Bike Plan and we need your input 📣
The Bike Plan will guide the City’s investment in cycling infrastructure over the next ten years.
Working with the Department of Transport, the Bike Plan will use the State government’s Long Term Cycle Network (LTCN) as its basis. Within that network we are seeking to identify priority projects and actions.
We'd love to hear from you! To have your say please:
🚲 Complete the short survey 👇
🚲 Map your ideas and issues using the interactive map below 🗺️
🚲 Visit us in person at one of our drop-in sessions:
- Thursday 21 March 5pm – 7pm at Armadale Fitness and Aquatic Centre
- Saturday 23 March 9am – 11am at John Dunn Memorial Park
This project is jointly funded by the Department of Transport and the City of Armadale
Where do you ride?
To help shape our future Bike Plan, we need your help!
We'd love to understand where you currently ride around the City of Armadale. Is there an area that you would like to get to but can't, as the paths don't connect? This is just some of the information we'd like to know.
Place a pin at a point of interest, and tell us why you chose this location. Whilst you're here, why not also complete our survey? The more information we receive, the better our plan will be.
You can choose from three pin types:
- Issues/Pain Points: place the pin in locations that you think do not work well for cycling (e.g. no bike path, conflict points with other road users, barriers to movement, etc.)
- Strengths: please place this pin in locations that you think do work well for cycling, and that you'd like to see more of around the City of Armadale (e.g. high quality bike path, good bike parking facilities, etc.)
- Ideas: we would love to hear your ideas on how we can make cycling safer, more enjoyable, and more convenient for people riding to/from and within the City of Armadale.
How to use the interactive map:
1. Click the plus "+" symbol on the left side of the map
2. Select the appropriate pin and drag it to the relevant location on the map
3. Add your comment, and you can also upload an image to illustrate your feedback
4. Click “submit” to save your pin on the map
TIP: make sure you zoom in on the map to accurately place your pin.