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We’ve gathered everything you need to make an informed vote this local election. Before you vote, check out this page.

Sixteen candidates in Albert-Eden-Puketāpapa took the Bikeable Auckland Pledge, signalling strong cross-sector support for transforming the region’s transport landscape. Make sure to read their comments to understand their position on the issues which matter most to you.

Forty candidates vying for leadership roles in Auckland’s upcoming local elections have pledged to prioritise the creation of a safe, connected cycling network across the region.

Your vote packs a punch! Whether you want to see cycleways improved, more climate action, safer streets, or just better local perks, casting your vote is the way to shape the place you live, work, and spend time with family and friends. Here’s how to make sure everyone votes, actually.

How voting directly shapes cycling infrastructure, transport funding, and the future of our streets — and why every voice matters.

Why do I need to vote for Local Board Representatives AND Councillors – what’s the difference in what they can do?

Auckland Transport breaks local and international commitments by abandoning safety in its latest SOI.

Here’s your opportunity to let Auckland Council know what you want them to invest in over the next financial year. We’ve put together some prompts to get you started.