It’s just a jump to the left: Great North Road at Waterview
This coming week, there will be a shift in the road along Great North Road near the intersection with the motorway works, to facilitate some upcoming works. NB It’s not immediately clear how this […]
Groundbreaking for the Waterview Path – a personal perspective
Ground was broken on Friday for the new Waterview Shared Path. If you’re not familiar with this project, it’s an overland connection for walking and biking where SH20 dives underground. The cars get […]
Boardwalks through time…
…or: Why do dawn blessings have to happen so very early??? Last week, we got a short-notice-invite to the dawn blessing for the construction works on the Eric Armishaw Reserve […]
Celebrating more stars from the West – NW Cycleway
One of our 2014 highlights was working with the project teams building new cycleways across Auckland. The NZTA’s Causeway Alliance team are outstanding – they never fail to make our […]
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 […]
Waterview Shared Path – Route plan & OPEN DAYS invite
Following up on last weekend’s blog post, here is Auckland Transport’s Open Days invite for the Waterview Shared Path. The AT brochure gives the times for the Open Days on […]
A commute to Kumeu
A guest post from Tom Beeston. This is an image rich post so the photos are quite small. Please click on a photo to enlarge it. I’ll start by pointing […]
Aren’t we glad we got a condition of consent…
…that requires the Northwestern Cycleway to stay open for the duration of the causeway widening project on SH16, except for short closures that are absolutely unavoidable? This condition was one […]
Greenways – Getting on board in Albert-Eden
The Greenways concept is really capturing hearts & minds across Auckland, and more and more Local Boards are seeing it as a key feature of their work. And why not […]
