Date 27 February 2026 Category City news Topic Roads, parking and transport infrastructure The City of Fremantle is updating its Bike Plan to make cycling safer, easier, and more accessible. We want your input to create a plan that reflects our city. We need your input to update local cycling data, capture rider demographics and experience of cycling infrastructure to guide improvements and develop a plan that reflects Fremantle’s changing and growing community. This local Bike Plan has been jointly funded by the City of Fremantle and the State Government as part of the WA Bicycle Network Grants Program. The Bike Plan 2026–2031 project directly supports the City’s Strategic Community Plan 2023-2034 and will guide structural improvements to Fremantle’s Long Term Cycle Network (LTCN) – including where new bike routes are needed, how existing routes can be improved, and what supporting initiatives will help more people choose to ride. The new plan aims to update our understanding of how people currently cycle (or would like to cycle) in Fremantle, including capturing how bike rider needs and experiences differ across Freo’s suburbs, local conditions and community make-up. Do you ride around Fremantle? Would you like to? Let us know what would make it easier and more enjoyable! Your feedback will help shape future cycling infrastructure across Fremantle and support: Safer streets and better connections Healthier, more active neighbourhoods and suburbs Reduced carbon emissions A city that’s easier to move around without a car Community Consultation is open and we are asking the public to contribute their feedback via a 1:1 meeting with City officers, attend a group meeting, come along to a drop-in session or attend a community precinct meeting. Submit your feedback by 5pm AWST, 3 April 2026. For key dates and more information visit: Bike Plan 2026-2031 | My Say Freo
