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This section has information and advice for cyclists about how to ride safely and responsibly. For specific cycling road rules see the bicycles road rules page.
All bike riders, their passengers and scooter riders are required to wear a bike helmet in Victoria.
Riders of power assisted bicycles are required to obey the same road rules as drivers.
Advice to help bike riders and drivers share the road safely and frequently asked questions for relevant road rules.
Stay aware of bike rider safety by reading our facts on bike rider accidents and tips to avoid them.
As part of the Victorian State Government’s Cycling into the Future 2013-23: Victoria’s Cycling Strategy, VicRoads is currently reviewing the Victorian road safety road rules and road safety legislation.
One of the biggest risks to bike riders is car doors being opened in their path. Find out the risks and statistics, advice for both parties and fines for drivers.
Teaching your child how to ride a bike safely.
Choosing and maintain your bicycle is a very important part of a bike rider safety.
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Know the cycling code of conduct