Make Ride2Work day an everyday healthy habit

Cycling

Oct 14 2024 Updated 4 hours ago

Wangaratta Chronicle

ON TRACK: RoadSafe North East spokesperson Anne Ford says riding to work is a safe, healthy and cost-efficient alternative to driving.

COMMUNITY road safety group RoadSafe North East is encouraging workers in Wangaratta and across the North East region, especially new bike commuters, to discover the power of the pedal and enjoy the health benefits of bike riding by joining Ride2Work Day on Wednesday, October 16.

RoadSafe North East spokesperson Anne Ford said riding to work is a great way for people to get active, de-stress and s...

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