Draft Bike Plan 2024-2033: Shaping the Future of Cycling in Our Community

Cyclist riding in bike lane alongside traffic in Sutherland

Ride with us on the journey to a more liveable, productive, and sustainable Sutherland Shire.

We’re excited to share our Draft 10-Year Bike Plan, a vision for making cycling safer and more convenient for everyone in our community, from families to experienced riders.

From healthier lifestyles to reduced car congestion, cycling offers many advantages, especially for short local trips.

This plan focuses on the infrastructure and community programs needed to boost cycling activity over the next decade.

As a starting point, Council has prepared a draft Future Cycling Network which building on existing infrastructure, aims to:

  • Create convenient neighbourhood connections and safer routes to schools
  • Connect gaps in our existing network of bike paths with new on-road and off-road cycleways
  • Improve end of trip facilities like bike parking, showers, lockers, lighting and shade.

Have your say

We’re now seeking your feedback on the plan to improve opportunities for cycling to the places we live, work and play.

You can provide feedback until 10 March 2025:

  • Online by taking the survey below

  • Placing comments on the interactive map of the draft Future Cycling Network
  • In person by attending our pop-up information session:
    Saturday 1 March 2025, 8am-1pm at Shire Farmers Market, Flora Street Carpark, Sutherland
  • Email to trafficandpublicdomain@ssc.nsw.gov.au
  • In writing to Traffic and Public Domain, Sutherland Shire Council, Locked Bag 17, Sutherland 1499.

Ride with us on the journey to a more liveable, productive, and sustainable Sutherland Shire.

We’re excited to share our Draft 10-Year Bike Plan, a vision for making cycling safer and more convenient for everyone in our community, from families to experienced riders.

From healthier lifestyles to reduced car congestion, cycling offers many advantages, especially for short local trips.

This plan focuses on the infrastructure and community programs needed to boost cycling activity over the next decade.

As a starting point, Council has prepared a draft Future Cycling Network which building on existing infrastructure, aims to:

  • Create convenient neighbourhood connections and safer routes to schools
  • Connect gaps in our existing network of bike paths with new on-road and off-road cycleways
  • Improve end of trip facilities like bike parking, showers, lockers, lighting and shade.

Have your say

We’re now seeking your feedback on the plan to improve opportunities for cycling to the places we live, work and play.

You can provide feedback until 10 March 2025:

  • Online by taking the survey below

  • Placing comments on the interactive map of the draft Future Cycling Network
  • In person by attending our pop-up information session:
    Saturday 1 March 2025, 8am-1pm at Shire Farmers Market, Flora Street Carpark, Sutherland
  • Email to trafficandpublicdomain@ssc.nsw.gov.au
  • In writing to Traffic and Public Domain, Sutherland Shire Council, Locked Bag 17, Sutherland 1499.
Page last updated: 24 Feb 2025, 07:50 PM