Pushing the boundaries for cycle safety. Sponsor – NZTA
Update – We’re super impressed by the comments on this item. We also appreciate the discussion the ‘comment’ format affords. Some people have also emailed me @ cuthash@worldnet.co.nz. You are welcome […]
Changes tomorrow on temporary cycleway at Henderson Cycle Bridge
Our NZTA contacts on the Lincoln Rd Interchange section of the SH16 motorway and cycleway project have been keeping in touch with us since construction began. They’ve consulted our local […]
Lowering speed limits: Cutting the Gordian knot
There has been some great discussion lately on this blog about lowering speed limits. An example was given of the Albert Road/Victoria Road (Devonport) corridor after the roundabout with Lake […]
Big Council shift for cycling!
Council’s infrastructure committee has decided to support some big changes in their treatment of cycling. Following years of rising cycling numbers, advocacy from groups like Greenways, Generation Zero, Transport Blog, […]
Child friendly New Zealand?
Following on from the recent posts on De Pijp in Amsterdam and riding to school, this article recently appeared on the View from the Cycle Path blog which really leaped […]
Cyclists Letting the Team Down on New Bayswater Bridge and Path
This is a call to the cycling community to help us call to heel a ‘small minority’ of people cycling who are causing grief on our beautiful new Bayswater walking […]
Where does Auckland cycle (to work)? UPDATED
More Census 2013 data has been revealed, and thanks to some nifty work of Auckland Council and Statistics New Zealand, there is a new tool available that gives you the […]
Stealth road diets: The evolution of the “sneckdown”
As cycle advocates, we know that intersections are the most dangerous part of the roading network for all users and we are often saying that too much street space is […]
Board already? Have your say on your local area!
Painful puns aside, you care about what happens in your suburb. So don’t forget that 10 March is the deadline for input to your local board plans. What should you […]
