What does the CRL announcement mean for cycling?
Some ruminations on the City Rail Link announcements… Well, first off, it means that the average Aucklander – and the average politician – will eventually see that there ARE alternatives […]
What’s in a song – 2013 Bike the Bridge!
Your choice of song as you cycle over the Harbour Bridge? Its so iconic that Don McGlashan wrote a song about it. “Oh Harbour Bridge Why’d you have to be […]
Another cycle project back from the dead
Well, it seems this is the season for long-dormant projects to get some traction. Not only do we get rumours the government might pay for part of the City Rail […]
Finally – an Auckland Route in the New Zealand Cycle Trail System!
It’s buried in the fine print of their latest Business Report, and it has taken 2 years since Auckland Transport took over the project from CAA, but the application for […]
Greenways – Getting on board in Albert-Eden
The Greenways concept is really capturing hearts & minds across Auckland, and more and more Local Boards are seeing it as a key feature of their work. And why not […]
Are we going about this cycle network thing the wrong way?
After you have provided your feedback on the Upper Harbour Drive cycle facilities, we’d like you to also ask a separate question. On its own, we very much support this […]
Upper Harbour Drive – cycle the lane, or blaze a path?
Auckland Transport has just announced concept designs for cycle facilities on Upper Harbour Drive in North Shore – linking the Greenhithe Bridge cycleway through to the Albany Highway. They are […]
Clearing the path – Unsworth Heights route opening 22 June
Relief is at hand for cyclists frustrated at the long delays for the cycleway between Rosedale and Unsworth Heights in the Shore, even though it took a few months longer […]
Are those Bike Cages the best we can offer Auckland?
Guest blog by Nicholas Jones Industrial Designer/Director Indemic [Editor’s note: our recent blog about the AT bike cage trial – which Cycle Action supports – led to some people weighing in […]
