Fiáin d’Leafy explains that while it’s not the end goal, it’s a great improvement. Article includes FAQs about the trial.
Just like drivers learning to give space to us on the road, slowing down if they need to, as bike riders we can also make people feel comfortable or tense depending on how we cycle around them.
Bike Auckland’s Chief Biking Officer Fiáin d’Leafy was in great company for Road Safety Week when they were shortlisted for the Annual Yellow Ribbon Road Safety Hero Award.
Join us in calling on the Minister of Transport to work with Auckland Transport to let Auckland keep our Safe Speed Zones.
Calmer, slower streets are a fast, guaranteed way of getting more people walking, scooting and cycling. And getting people using active modes is, in turn, the number one, easiest, cheapest, best way of cutting Auckland’s emissions.
A guest post from disability advocate Kimberly Graham about the new Henderson lifts, which don’t meet Universal Design principles.
