A revealing ride out West – musings from the seat of my bike.
One of the many joys of leading Cycle Action Auckland is spending a day out of the city on my bike, knowing I’ll always return inspired to achieve more for […]
Cycling in Norway: Scandinavia but not as we know it
An article on Copenhagenize.com really caught my attention. It is about a new series of ads in Norway on safely sharing the road. This is one of the videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dqs4q5iFZjI […]
A bicycle ride with Janette Sadik-Khan
A guest post from Nic Williams reporting on the success of their Frocks on Bikes ride with Janette Sadik-Khan. Frocks on Bikes Auckland were thrilled when Janette Sadik-Khan agreed to […]
Transit and cycling: Transport BFFs
This (Note: 116 page PDF file) article really captures the way that public transit/transport and cycling work so well together and complement each other’s strength and mitigating their weaknesses. An essential […]
Los Angeles: Making Auckland look auto centric since 1990
Following on from Barb’s post on Los Angeles’ Ciclovia event, it is interesting to see just how much further ahead the supposedly car obsessed LA is than Auckland on public transport […]
Los Angeles – why is it way ahead of us on celebratory cycling events!
We have heard from a great friend of Cycle Action, Claire Pascoe, (based in the US) about a huge event in L A which opened the streets for thousands of […]
Cycling and our new trains – photo essay
I was away in the weekend cycling the Kaiwhakauka Trail, (linking to the Bridge to Nowhere and the Whanganui River), so I missed riding the new electric train. (The Trail […]
Bike Te Atatu – a peep into our cycling future
This is a guest blog from CAA Associate, Bryce P. If you would like to submit a guest blog, please feel free to email Ben L at goosoid@gmail.com. We love […]
Nelson cycling: Mapua and Rabbit Island
I recently visited the Nelson region and I was really pleased to see the amazing progress there on separated cycling infrastructure. This is both in Nelson City itself and the […]
