ABC television’s ‘Gruen’ program is the inspiration for the annual Amy Gillett Foundation video competition that invites the public to create original videos to address a road safety issue – this year’s topic ‘how do we stop car dooring?’ Today five finalists are announced and voting is now open for the People’s Choice award. Car

Online entrepreneur and digital strategist Andy Sheats has been elected as Chair of the Amy Gillett Foundation, following the retirement of Mark Textor after nearly five years at the helm. “I am truly honoured to have this opportunity to support the AGF management team and lead the board as we charge towards safer outcomes for

MELBOURNE – 0900  JUNE 2, 2017 Brisbane’s Lucy Kennedy has been selected as the recipient of the twelfth Amy Gillett Cycling Scholarship. Lucy is a current member of the High5 Women’s Cycling Team, and has achieved impressive results to date, including most recently: Individual Time Trial Champion at the Oceania Road Championships; Queen of Mountain

Wiggle Amy’s Gran Fondo is pleased to announce a host of new events, great for racers, competitors and spectators alike! Lorne & Apollo Bay Family Fondos Family Fondo – Lorne Amy’s Family Fondo Lorne is the perfect ride for families and children who want to enjoy a gently undulating section of the Great Ocean Road

The Victorian Andrews Government today announced that it would not introduce minimum passing distance (a metre matters) legislation in Victoria. Victoria now stands out as the only Australian State without a metre matters laws in place permanently, in trial, or pledged. This is despite overwhelming community support for a metre matters legislation, evidence of its

Champions for a metre matters safe passing laws, the Amy Gillett Foundation is turbo charging its efforts to secure a metre matters laws in Victoria, concerned at the lack of response from the Victorian Government some five months since the Victorian cross-parliamentary inquiry published its recommendations for legislating a metre matters (amongst 12 other recommendations).

The Amy Gillett Foundation is delighted to announce the renewal of its multi-year partnership with renowned international online retail partner Wiggle. “Wiggle has been a great supporter of the Amy Gillett Foundation and this extension is welcome news and further strengthens our mutual commitment to safer cycling around Australia.”   Phoebe Dunn, CEO, Amy Gillett

The Amy Gillett Foundation has today announced its support of Transport for NSW’s #SeeYouSoon holiday road safety campaign that uses Twitter-linked digital billboards and the social media voices of everyday people to encourage loved ones to drive safe these summer holidays. Using the hashtag #SeeYouSoon, messages from the public will be displayed across a network

The Amy Gillett Foundation welcomes the New South Wales Government’s announcement that carriage of identification by cyclists will become a recommendation rather than being a mandatory requirement. “We’re pleased to see that the government has listened to the representations of the Amy Gillett Foundation, among others, and changed their position on compulsory carriage of identification.