Richardson Road Bridge (with shared paths)
Another bridge is about to be opened for traffic late February – NZTA have almost finished constructing the new Richardson Road bridge between New Windsor / Owairaka. The bridge leads […]
In brief: Ian McKinnon follow-up
It’s been a while now since a large part of Ian McKinnon Drive was changed from a “faux-motorway” into a more walking & cycling friendly road. Some time after the […]
Going to Coldplay?
Cycle Action says bikes will get you there faster! So we suggest you BIKE TO COLDPLAY! TAKE A LOCK & GOOD LIGHTS AND BEAT THE CROWDS! If the train and […]
Lovin’ our Waterfront
I don’t get sentimental often, but our Waterfront is a dead cert, everytime, to make me fall in love. I love the Wynyard Quarter, Tamaki Drive and the ferry building, […]
In Praise of Media People Who Cycle
I have been the media spokesperson for Cycle Action Auckland since October 2009, when I became Chair of Cycle Action Auckland. I frequently marvel at the major shift in media […]
You’ll Kick Yourself if You Miss this!
This is the final boarding call for Cycle Action’s AGM THIS Thursday night! Yes, tonight! We’d love you to come. Not because we need more scalps – as we’re in […]
Filling the Gap for the NZ Cycle Trail in Auckland
Visitors arriving at Auckland Airport have been asking us to advise them on the best route to the centre of Auckland. Cycle Action wanna-be movie producers are responding by filming […]
Cycle Action Associates’ Breakfast
Breakfast conversations Our next breakfast is a post-election, pre-Christmas chance to talk issues The idea is to bring together members of Cycle Action with those who aren’t actively involved but would […]
Cycle Action assisting transport planning in Panmure and wider AMETI areas
One of Cycle Action’s current focus areas lies around Glen Innes, Panmure, Pakuranga and Botany. We have been involved in discussions with authorities regarding the large-scale public transport and roading […]
