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Police motorcycles in formation riding through Canberra with spectators watching from roadside
✓ The Canberra TimesCulture & Curiosity

Wall to Wall Ride honours fallen police in Canberra on Saturday afternoon

A motorcycle ride honouring police officers killed in the line of duty will cause traffic delays in Canberra on Saturday afternoon.

The Wall to Wall Ride for Remembrance will roll through Canberra on Saturday afternoon from 2pm to 4pm to commemorate police officers who died in the line of duty. Motorcyclists will ride from EPIC, around Parliament House, and finish at the National Police Memorial.

ACT Policing has warned drivers to expect traffic disruptions during this time and has asked road users to follow police directions. Disruptions will be kept to a minimum, police said.

ACT Policing has thanked Canberra drivers for their understanding.

2pm to 4pm
Time window
National Police Memorial
Route endpoint
EPIC
Starting point
Canberra
City

Why it mattersIf you're driving in Canberra on Saturday afternoon, you may face delays. It's worth planning your route around the 2-4pm window.

AustraliaCanberrans commuting or travelling through the city centre on Saturday afternoon should expect traffic slowdowns and allow extra time.

✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 12 d ago

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