Aucklanders Are Voting With Their Pedals: April Counts Up 20%
The result should also act as a green light to push harder. People are riding because the infrastructure that has been fought for is doing its job. Where the network is connected and safe, riders are showing up.
Get to know our newest Board members
From high-level business strategy to the frontline of the ebike revolution, Karen and Maurice bring fresh energy and invaluable expertise to our mission.
Taking your bike on a bus trip – a quick update
With car travel costs soaring and cycling on the rise, bike-plus-bus transport could provide transport choice for so many Aucklanders. Yet, outside of a trial on the NX1, it’s not possible here – yet. We’ve reached out to Auckland Transport for a status update on their plans for bikes and buses.
Using Chinese Cultural Heritage to Fuel Auckland’s Sustainable Transport Shift
For Chinese migrants, the move to Aotearoa involves transport culture shock. In China, the Kingdom of Bicycles, cycling has long been a primary mode of transport. For new arrivals, NZ’s car-centric roading design can be intimidating.
More Than Just a Bike Rack: My View from the Bike Valet
If you’ve used Bike Auckland’s Bike Valet service, there’s a good chance you’ve been greeted by Richard Jones’ smile. He shares his top moments looking after our bikes at the Bike Valet.
How to start commuting by bike: a quick guide for normal people
If you’re thinking about commuting by bike, it could be a lot easier than you imagine. This guide covers the basics so you can get started without overthinking things.
Be first to try RideCast: the app that tells you it’s a good day to ride a bike
Are weather worries holding you back from commuting by bike? Kiwi rider Jessie Vidal has built an app for bike commuters to help you know at a glance if the weather is ideal for your ride.
Parks, Paths, and Pedals: Finding Your Flow in our Shared Spaces
In Tāmaki Makaurau, we are so lucky to have a network of routes through “green-and-blue” spaces: parks, coastlines, maunga. To ensure these spaces remain a joy for everyone, there are a few simple principles to keep in mind.
Could you be a good fit for the Bike Auckland Infrastructure Team?
We need your help! Join the Bike Auckland Infrastructure Team and help shape better streets in your area.
