Hinaki Eel Trap Bridge blessing ceremony – a report from Puketapapa
Cycle Action’s Richard Barter went along to the dawn blessing ceremony for the spectacular new Hinaki Eel Trap Bridge in Mt Roskill’s War Memorial Park, on Friday 5 June. Here’s his report: I […]
Second Harbour Crossing To Become Reality
In a stunning development, Ports of Auckland, NZTA, Auckland Transport, and Generation Zero have combined forces to announce a second harbour crossing that will not only render SkyPath unnecessary but also solve […]
Light up the bridge – with songs about bikes!
Have you seen the new lights on the Harbour Bridge? Better still, have you seen them dancing to music? Play the Bridge, a synchronised music and light show, runs live every Thursday, Friday […]
AT taxi trial for Grafton Bridge… tell us what you think!
A couple of months ago AT told me their staff were working on a trial to allow taxis to use the Grafton Bridge bus lanes. I was pretty shocked, as […]
SkyPath thanks you …….. why stop now!
Sunday 2pm update – Get ready for it ……….6,OOO submissions just ticked over! Amazing news from Ryan – Gen Zero Comms Director, running this campaign with us. KEEP THOSE […]
No fuss or delay – ride the yellow (non)-brick road !
Yesterday we brought you the report from the star team at the NZTA’s Causeway Alliance – We’re reaching an exciting stage where we can commission the Oakley Creek boardwalk…………. If […]
Cycling to the bridge in Sandringham
Feedback on the Sandringham Road Extension cycle lanes closes Wednesday! While the big news of course is SkyPath at the moment, that isn’t the only bridge cyclists want to get […]
Have a merry SkyPath
SkyPath, the project to add a walk & cycleway to the Auckland Harbour Bridge, has come enormously far in the last couple years – even if much of that work, […]
Closing a bridge, opening new paths – Waterview
Some quick updates from the cycling side of the Waterview project… The main Waterview shared path – connecting SH20’s shared path in Owairaka in the south to the Northwestern Cycleway […]
