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Does cycling make you a better driver?

A report has been released by Sports Harbour as a result of a 10 month study of driving habits of teenagers. The study was intended to investigate whether teenagers who […]

The future is a car free city?

Living in such a car centric city, it can be hard to see how it could operate any other way. Even in a more public transport friendly country like the […]

Talent and separated cycle paths

This article explains why business leaders think separated cycle paths are an important element in attracting much needed technical and entrepreneurial talent to cities. It also gels nicely with this […]

Te Atatu diversion for the NW Cycleway ready to go – OK Team?

Thanks heaps for all the feedback we got from commuting cyclists using the NW Cycleway at Te Atatu. Your practical advice and request for more protection on the diversion route […]

Cycling Safety Summit – Hastings and New Plymouth lead the way

I returned from Tuesday’s NZTA’s Cycle Safety Summit in Wellington buoyed up by spending the day with extremely motivated and informed people from across the transport sector  – AA, Road […]

Where does Auckland cycle (to work)? UPDATED

More Census 2013 data has been revealed, and thanks to some nifty work of Auckland Council and Statistics New Zealand, there is a new tool available that gives you the […]

Cycle safety proposals rejected

It has been announced by Michael Woodhouse, Associate Minister of Transport, that the government will not adopt the coroner’s recent recommendations on cycling safety. The proposals came out of the coroner’s […]

Harbour bridge cycleway getting some new supporters

We chatted yesterday with Bevan Woodward, SkyPath’s project director, and our conversation also drifted into the various groups that still resist the project. We can’t discuss all we talked about […]

The straitjacket sits tight

An editorial When central government in NZ disagrees with local government on transport projects (be it cycleways or rail links or something else) one of their typical comments tends to […]

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