The Bicycle: The amazing space saving device
Riding a bike isn’t just: a fun way to travel healthy giving independence and freedom back to children good for the environment a great way to connect with public transport […]
Infrastructure, with limited structuring
We thought we would give you a recap of some of the infrastructure stuff that is currently going on, but which in many cases does not (or not yet) merit […]
SeaPath? NaturePath?
Our post on SkyPath’s Northern Connectors has generated a lot of comment and it’s great to see the support not just for SkyPath itself but endorsement of the need for multiple […]
REMINDER: THIS SUNDAY Bike to the Future – Ride for K’ Road separated cycle lanes
THIS SUNDAY 28 SEPTEMBER What: A cycle ride in support of separated cycle lanes on Karangahape Road. The ride will take about 30 minutes When: 10.30am on Sunday, 28 September […]
Full Nelson, coming closer!
While people at the Grafton Gully Cycleway opening were (deservedly) congratulating each other on the achievement, I joked to several at the event that – with the ribbon cut – […]
Lincoln Road submissions
We have received an email from AT setting out the result of submissions the proposed changes to Lincoln Road. It appears that cyclists were very active in submissions: 60 submissions […]
SkyPath Northern Connectors
We were as excited as anyone when the AHB Pathway Trust team lodged their resource consents for SkyPath last month. The jewel in the crown of Auckland’s walking and cycling […]
Update – One day protected cyclelanes – Central Park Drive – it’s sometimes the little things that count!
UPDATE -Thanks to Denise Jono for posting this on our FB. Who would like to see a summer of pop- up one day protected cyclelanes. This item says the idea […]
The Rise of Cycling in Christchurch
Following on from looking back at what an incredible cycling city Christchurch has been, one issue we haven’t talked about a lot from the latest Census is the continued renaissance of […]
