A stir-up from Auckland Council’s Bike User Group
On Thursday I dropped by the Art Gallery Cafe for early coffee /breakfast with staff from Auckland Council and Auckland Transport who are part of a casual group which meets […]
Around the table to progress Nelson St off-ramp pilot
When Janette Sadik-Khan gave her inspirational presentation at the Aotea Centre 3 weeks ago, I spoke for Cycle Action during question time. I referred to JSK’s visit as prompting our […]
The Queen of Uptown goes on a Road Diet
A while ago, we introduced you to the new moves of the Queen of Uptown (also known by her slightly more prosaic name, Upper Queen Street Bridge). Now, as part […]
A bicycle ride with Janette Sadik-Khan
A guest post from Nic Williams reporting on the success of their Frocks on Bikes ride with Janette Sadik-Khan. Frocks on Bikes Auckland were thrilled when Janette Sadik-Khan agreed to […]
Transit and cycling: Transport BFFs
This (Note: 116 page PDF file) article really captures the way that public transit/transport and cycling work so well together and complement each other’s strength and mitigating their weaknesses. An essential […]
The latest news on SkyPath
Great news for the amazing SkyPath project. This is a communication on the new Heads of Agreement (HoA) that was signed by the Auckland Council with Auckland Harbour Bridge Pathway […]
Talent and separated cycle paths
This article explains why business leaders think separated cycle paths are an important element in attracting much needed technical and entrepreneurial talent to cities. It also gels nicely with this […]
Cycling and our new trains – photo essay
I was away in the weekend cycling the Kaiwhakauka Trail, (linking to the Bridge to Nowhere and the Whanganui River), so I missed riding the new electric train. (The Trail […]
Upping the game – Carlton Gore Road
TL:DR: Carlton-Gore Road getting buffered cycle lanes all the way, instead of a half-sided, half-hearted design. But AT needs your support! Carlton Gore Road is a very Auckland-typical road. Meaning […]
