Welcome to Active Transport

Active Transport supports the delivery of active transport solutions in Western Australia to make it an easy, attractive and widely accepted choice for people of all ages and abilities to walk, wheel or ride as part of their everyday journeys and experiences.

Latest Active Transport News

cyclists at pedal palooza event

Two-wheeled fun in Cannington

06 Sep 2024

People from the Canning area are being invited to join the Canning Pedal Palooza, a free community bike riding series being held on Saturdays in September.

Your Move website now live

New Your Move website

03 Sep 2024

The redevelopment of DoT’s Your Move program website has come to fruition, with the new website launched today.

Cyclists using active travel maps to plan their journey.

Armadale line active travel

03 Sep 2024

Are you impacted by the Armadale train line shut down? We have a range of maps to help you discover more active and sustainable ways to get around your neighbourhood.

Cyclists using active travel maps to plan their journey.

Find more ways to get there

Get active with Your Move

Your Move is a free program supporting schools and the community to discover healthier ways to get around and spend less time in the car.

Join Your Move

PSP Expansion

Principal Shared Paths help you get around your community.

See what's planned

WABN grants

An initiative of the WA State Government, administered by the Department of Transport.

Find out more

Safe Active Streets

Friendlier and safer streets for walkers and cyclists.

About the program

Cycle network

The Long Term Cycle Network improves cycling networks across WA regions and cities.

Read more

PSP Expansion

Principal Shared Paths help you get around your community.

See what's planned

WABN grants

An initiative of the WA State Government, administered by the Department of Transport.

Find out more

Safe Active Streets

Friendlier and safer streets for walkers and cyclists.

About the program

Cycle network

The Long Term Cycle Network improves cycling networks across WA regions and cities.

Read more

 


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