Cooperation goes a long way – all along the Whau River
CAA doesn’t actually build any cycleways – we support others who do. And one of our core values is linking groups – departments, funders, local authorities and community organisations – […]
Cycle growth continues & Grafton Bridge numbers
The reporting was on hiatus for two months, and then failed to appear in time for AT’s last board meeting, but we finally have the cycle count stats for December […]
Attack on Taupo Ironman Cyclist – where to from here?
Yesterday’s brutal attack on an Ironman cyclist near Taupo was shocking. It was quickly picked up by the media who are asking us “Is road rage against cyclists on the […]
Welcome to our team, Jane
Cycle Action is constantly attracting new members and Associates who are as passionate about improving Auckland for cycling as we are. We’re grateful for all offers of help – either […]
Every question on the SkyPath answered here…
…oh well, almost every question, including some of the weirder ones that cropped up from unexpected directions around last week’s big vote, like “Is it going to fall off?” or […]
Politics is too important to be left to politicians…
Last chance today – spend 3 mins to ask for more cycling! …and if that is true, then it is even MORE important that funding is not left to the […]
Spend $20m to speed car travel – threaten cyclists, slow buses
AT is planning to spend big money this year to widen part of Whangaparoao Road for cars, but cycling safety and bus travel are off the menu for this project. […]
Self-driving cars for the cycling renaissance!
Robot cars are just around the corner! I have always thought this a bit of an exaggeration, but some discussions I have had, and some science articles I have read […]
Sweating the small islands – I mean… sweating the small stuff: Waiheke
I hadn’t been to Waiheke for a year – but CAA organises our annual ‘hui’ on Waiheke, in the hospitable home of our chair, Barbara Cuthbert. Half a weekend celebrating […]
