Making the case for protected cycleways in Manurewa
This is a guest blog piece by Richard Casey from Bike Manurewa. Richard lives and works in Manurewa, teaching at one of the local high schools. He is passionate about […]
Carless in South Auckland
This is a guest blog, written by Juan P. He’s based in Manukau with his partner and child, and they all get around by bike! Huge thanks to Juan for […]
Inspiring Change in Onehunga: Tactical Low Traffic Areas
We welcome the Arthur Grey Low Traffic Area in Onehunga, and commend the team who launched this important pilot project! Bike Auckland joined their paint-a-crate day over the weekend, and […]
Speak up for better bike connections in Māngere!
Māngere could and should be cycling nirvana: easy flat terrain, lots of schools and churches, great local town centres, and stunning parks and natural features (go ask that maunga!). But […]
Quick Submit Guide – Māngere Cycling Improvements, December 2020
This is Bike Auckland’s quick submit guide for AT’s Māngere cycling improvement proposals. Go here for our full blog on these improvements and what they’ll do for people on bikes […]
Project Watch: The Southern Cycleway
Here’s something to look forward to, all going well! The first stage of the Southern Cycleway along SH1 should be ready to ride by Christmas – and there are solid […]
Chasing the safe cycling mirage around the Airport: time to rethink
“As a Vision Zero region, Auckland Transport wants to make sure everyone gets home safely.” It’s heartwarming to read these words in AT’s press release about the Home Free Christmas travel […]
A safer intersection for feet and wheels in Mangere
Auckland Transport is proposing to make an intersection safer in Mangere, where Buckland Road meets Wickman Way. Not only has this spot seen some bad crashes, it’s also very hostile […]
Bridging communities across the Papakura Stream
Inspirational thinking from a local cycling champion, David Hopkins, is now crying out to become reality. He lives in Wattle Downs, just one stream away from Waiata Shores, near the […]
