High fines take cyclists for a ride

By Glen Humphries
Updated August 9 2017 - 5:53pm, first published 3:00pm
Illawarra Bicycle Users Group chairman Werner Steyer shows the increase in a number of cycling offences, which he believes has make bike-riding less attractive to people. Picture: Robert Peet
Illawarra Bicycle Users Group chairman Werner Steyer shows the increase in a number of cycling offences, which he believes has make bike-riding less attractive to people. Picture: Robert Peet

Last year's huge increase in fines for cycling offences has led to a boost in revenue, but it might have also discouraged people from riding.

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