Eco-ableism and cycling: do low-carbon transport systems leave disabled people behind?
If cities want to reduce emissions, shift travel behaviour, and build healthier communities, they must work with all kinds of people to design systems that work for everyone.
A new Bike Hub is coming. Could you be their technician?
The Chinese Conservation Education Trust is opening a Mt Eden Bike Hub. Could you be their new technician?
Cars back on Queen St – act now or go back to the bad old days
Auckland Transport is quietly bringing back cars to Queen St. Here’s why they aren’t acting in good faith and what you can do about it.
Bike to the Beach!
Free bike valet parking, on both sides of weekend high tides at Pt Chev – to look after your wheels while you relax and enjoy the beach.
Top ten new Auckland cycling links opening in 2026!
Brand new cycle routes and clever gapfillers are on their way all over Tāmaki Makaurau. Here are the big ten projects that have us buzzing!
Have your say on these inner west cycling improvements
The plan is a beacon of quick sensible fixes for people walking and wheeling. A few crucial tweaks would make the design even stronger.
Bike Auckland audit gets Quay St cycleway danger spot fixed
A tricky city centre ramp was causing some kinds of bikes to tip, especially for disabled cyclists. Dedicated follow-up got it fixed.
Haere rā Dean Kimpton
As Dean Kimpton steps down from the helm of Auckland Transport, Karen Hormann reflects on the highs, lows, and lessons of his tenure.
Disabled people aren’t your excuse for blocking better transport
Don’t let able-bodied campaigners tell you that them being able to drive through crowded cities helps the disabled.
