Letter to Auckland Transport: Speed Limit Reversals 2025
In the ongoing saga that is the ex-Transport Minister’s Speed Rule, it appears that Auckland Transport is offering to raise speeds on roads that they don’t legally have to raise them on. In response, All Aboard, Bike Auckland, Brake, and Living Streets Aotearoa have sent the below letter to Auckland Transport CEO Dean Kimpton.
My Bike, My Mobility Aid – Fiáin and their E-bike
How is a bike a mobility aid? Cycling is easy on the joints; it’s not a weight bearing activity, so it is easier than walking for many people. Fiáin shares features of their bike which make it ideal for this purpose.
Getting your bike from Shore to City – a test of bikes in buses
Auckland Transport has proven the viability of carrying bikes in buses. Find out when you can bike and bus across the Harbour Bridge.
Meri Kirihimete 2024!
Kirihimete (Christmas) is rapidly approaching! We’ve put together a few ideas to get you relaxed, creative, and feeling the vibes.
A morning in the life of a Bike Auckland volunteer: Sati’s joyful morning flyering for our Cycling Works campaign
I was glad to have the opportunity to play a small part in promoting safer streets that encourage cycling. But it has been so much more.
Protecting Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland’s Transport Future: Letter to Councillors Cheat Sheet
Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland’s transport future is under threat due to the NLTP funding decisions. Your Councillors can’t make these decisions without hearing from you. Help them understand the need for safe cycling infrastructure.
The big bike party with a big point to make
Inspired by a global event, the Big Fancy Bike Ride goes from strength to strength. “In Aotearoa, we’re not ready to stop pedalling yet.”
Kick off Biketober with the Big Fancy Bike Ride
As we roll into Biketober, kick the month off by joining Bike Auckland and friends for the first ever Big Fancy Bike Ride.
Auckland Council Opposes Blanket Speed Limit Increases – Prefers Safety
Following presentations by Bike Auckland, Brake, and the Australasian College of Road Safety, we’re very pleased that Auckland Council maintained its commitment to keeping tamariki (children) safe and voted to formally oppose the Speed Rule. The Central Government will still have the final say on how they proceed with the Speed Rule – and it’s important they hear from you by midnight on July 11.
