Cycling is “embedded” at AT – but beware the snooze button!
We’ve been told that cycling (and thus, the safety of people on bikes) is now ‘embedded’ across the whole of Auckland Transport. So it came as a surprise when, in April, […]
A new bridge for the Viaduct – where do the bikes go?
You may have seen recent coverage of the proposed new bridge linking Wynyard Quarter to the Viaduct, replacing the existing bridge, which was put in place in 2009 as a 2011 […]
QUICK SUBMIT before 14 December – Grey Lynn needs YOU!
If you do ONE thing this month for a bike-friendly city, make it this: support the Waitemata Safe Routes before Friday 14 December. It takes less than 5 minutes, is […]
Downtown, Slowdown, Crosstown – What’s Up In The City Centre?
November and December are very busy months for all of us – including Council, Auckland Transport, and thus Bike Auckland. With so much going on, and limited time to take […]
All smiles at the Ian McKinnon Drive cycleway opening
It was all smiles and all kinds of bike styles at the opening of the latest link in the bike network on Friday 30 November. The prize: 800m of brand […]
Tamaki Drive: It’s Had Some Love, More is on the Way
If you frequently cycle along Tamaki Drive you might already have forgotten what we’ve gained as a result of the new-look Ngapipi Road intersection completed in July, and the Quay […]
Safe speeds: Towards SkyPath and the City Centre
Or: Herne Bay, a template for safer roads? The 2014 Urban Cycleway Fund (UCF) really kickstarted the process of an increasingly connected-up series of safe cycling routes for Auckland. Even […]
Keep calm and carry on up Federal Street?
Earlier this year, Auckland Transport did something we’ve been asking for a long time: they built a bikeway with very little fuss, at little cost, and (relatively) fast, in partnership […]
A surprise bikeway for Victoria Quarter – and safer strolling, too!
We have long said that there are a few (maybe quite a few!) people within Auckland Transport who would love to do a lot more to make walking and cycling […]
