Breakfast Conversation Session: Cycling & Auckland Issues – Thur 5th (PLUS Tamaki Drive Meeting)
As usual, the first Thursday of the month is the date for our regular informal get together at the Art Gallery Cafe – next Thursday 5th September Everyone’s welcome for good discussion and […]
Turning sports riders into transport riders
When CAA started engaging more with sports cyclists over the last couple years (starting with the “Good Bunch” initiative on Tamaki Drive), one of the small surprises was for us […]
Another year… Notice of AGM – Wednesday 25th Sept
. Come to CAA’s 2013 AGM – today – Ellen Melville Hall, Freyberg Square Wednesday 25th Sept 6:00pm – AGM f0ll0wed by – Guest speaker, Greg Wood: […]
Hear about changes to Tamaki Drive / Ngapipi Road intersection
CAA is hosting a public meeting for cyclists on 3rd September for Auckland Transport to present their plans to upgrade the notorious intersection on Tamaki Drive at Ngapipi Rd. It’s […]
Middlemore Cycle Pit-Stop
Guest post from AT Be Bright on your bike this winter! Auckland Transport in partnership with Counties Manukau Health presents The Middlemore Winter Pit Stop Look for the AT Flag! […]
Public open days for Ponsonby Road changes
Pop-in sessions to view the draft and discuss the proposals for big cycling changes on Ponsonby Road! Saturday 10 August 2013, 10am-3pm Leys Institute, 20 St Marys Road Wednesday 28 […]
Ponsonby Road for cyclists!
It is sadly typical for Auckland that vibrant areas full of pedestrians are divided in two by four-lane roads. Or that the best and greatest “cycle facility” on that road […]
Breakfast Conversation Session: Cycling & Auckland Issues – Thur 1st
Our regular informal get together at the Art Gallery Cafe is this Thursday – it’s the 1st August. Everyone’s welcome for good discussion and good coffee – just drop in, […]
More roads! And more cycleways? [CAA Event]
Just reminding everyone that this Thursday, CAA’s public meeting will get presentations from Auckland Transport on two major projects: East-West Link – Connecting South Central Auckland with East Auckland, from […]
