Snap, Send, Ignored Series: the tale of two broken hips in one day
Despite the danger being reported, on the same day two riders broke their hips at the same spot within an hour of each other. Another rider broke their hip in the same spot a week before.
Snap, Send, Ignored series: the case of the dangerous bollard
A hazard that took almost six years of follow-ups to resolve. Part 2 of our 3 part series.
Snap, Send, Ignored Series: how hard is it to get a cycleway issue resolved?
Have you ever tried to report an issue for a ‘council-owned asset’? It’s not as easy as it should be.
Calling conservationists of the Northwestern Shared Path!
Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland has a great diversity of native species and ecosystems, but they are under threat from growing rat populations. Could Northwestern Path commuters help?
Cycle Trips Rise Above Pre-COVID Levels
Auckland Transport’s latest cycle counts, drawn from 26 official counters, show that cycle movements have, for the very first time, climbed above their pre-COVID peak.
Inner West improvements – what will go ahead and what won’t?
In February, you had your say on the Waitematā Local Active Modes Plan (LAMP). While we liked the plans, we wanted a few stronger interventions to make them truly fit for purpose. AT have responded, and it’s a mixed bag.
Saying goodbye to Sue
We are grateful for everything Sue has given to Bike Auckland and to the people who ride bikes in this city. We will miss her, and we wish her well in everything that comes next.
Coming soon: smart signs comparing travel times by bike, bus and car
By sharing the journey time to a destination by public transport, car and bike, the signs create awareness about travel options available.
Keep pedalling: Sue’s reflections on two years fighting for better biking
It’s time for me to say farewell. Remember that every time you pedal out, you are helping to make a better Auckland for our children, and for their children. You have my gratitude.
