New York 5 Boros Tour – Video Teaser
The 5 Boros Tour is one of the largest NYC cycle events. Fun, big, funky, a race that isn’t a race. Here’s a little video of this year’s event. Come […]
Meet you at the Beach (Road Cycleway)
Get ready to see cycling in the lower CBD take off, because we can finally reveal the “missing piece” tying together some of the most important cycleway projects in the […]
Hungary: Surprise cycling power house
Blog by Ben, a CAA member Having lived in the Prague, Czech Republic and Bucharest, Romania, my impression of cycling in Central and Eastern Europe is that it is in […]
Bikes on our first electric train – today!
Never doubt CAA’s dedication! Eager to join today’s electric train unveiling ceremony at Wiri, we set off by train with our bikes for the Manukau Train Station. On arrival we […]
Ten years ago on CAA
Having, a while ago, rediscovered the online presence of CAA in its early days, we thought we would occasionally look back and see what happened 10 years ago… A few […]
Barely 10 km of new bikeways built last year
Reading Auckland Transport’s most recent Annual Report, we noticed their summary of cycle facilities built in the last year (Page 44). And got curious. How much do these these facilities […]
New York – If you can make it here…
Blog by Greg Wood New York was once called New Amsterdam – and given just how much bicycle infrastructure they’ve implemented recently, it might well be on its way to […]
Blast from the past
Recently I walked along Carrington Road just north of Mt Albert, and noticed something up in the trees that I hadn’t seen during the many times I had cycled through […]
Improving Auckland cycling with fifty bollards?
Blog by Ben, a CAA member Recently I came across this interesting article on how something as simple as a flexible bollard can really improve cycling infrastructure at a very […]
