A bike parking update
Travel by bicycle in Auckland is growing fast. With cycle infrastructure providing good fast routes to locations across the city, we now need to add bike parking to match – […]
Epic fail : the rise and fall of Auckland’s best value park’n’ride
This is an update on the saddest public transport and biking story in town. I was tempted to call it ‘The life and death of Auckland’s only real park-and-ride for […]
Speaking up for ‘park and ride’ for bikes – it’s crunch time!
Did you see the Herald story today lamenting the lack of park-and-ride space for people driving to Auckland public transport? As an AA member, I had advance notice of this story […]
Big change for bike parking at Devonport Ferry Terminal
We’re keen to get your feedback on the new bike parking plan for Devonport’s Ferry Terminal. Read the info below, and give us your comments by Sunday 25th June! The Devonport […]
New blue bike parking – a moveable feast
Bike parking is one of those things you don’t notice… unless it isn’t there (or it’s there, but kind of terrible). Asking ‘how do I get more and better bike parking in my […]
Space: the final frontier – how bikes free up room in cities
Some social media posts from our North Shore cohort caught our eye over the last couple of days. First, Chris Werry of Bike Devonport noticed yesterday morning that the bike racks at […]
Gimme shelter – new bike parking at key public transport links
The lack of good bike parking is a universal bugbear! (See Russell Brown’s great blog post yesterday, about the ups and downs of bike-parking while shopping, with great pics from readers of how good […]
Kaipatiki Cycling Survey
Do you live in Kaipatiki? Do you cycle (or are you considering cycling) through Kaipatiki? Then we want to hear from you! How can we make Kaipatiki more cycle-friendly? How can […]
Sometimes it’s the small things that count…
Duncan Laidlaw takes stock of some small but sweet changes at his local shops: One recent Saturday, I found myself at a loose end wandering Birkenhead Village – okay, I found myself […]
