Project Watch – March 2019
We’re back with our monthly round-up of Auckland’s progress towards a bike-friendly city! And we know what you want to hear about: shovels in the ground. Honest-to-goodness cycleways you can […]
Building a wall, and making the rest of us pay for it?
The Bike Kaipatiki team, representing bike folk of the North Shore to the west of the bridge, has been asking Auckland Transport to revisit the traffic-calming design for the Lower […]
Just the FAQs (and a quick submit form!) re Northcote’s Queen St
UPDATE: Feedback is now closed on this consultation. Thank you for the overwhelming response – together, you submitted more than 400 individual points of view on how important it is to build […]
AT is on the money with 99c weekend travel – so let’s build streets to suit
My brother in Wellington wrote to me recently about a weekend train trip to the country with family members, some of whom brought bikes so they could take the scenic […]
A reality check kicks off election thoughts for the Shore
The other day, I set off early, dressed in my butterfly dress, pink helmet, and matching sandals. A picture in pink, ready for a string of meetings in town, on a perfect day […]
Another success, step by step, for the SkyPath
From Bevan Woodward, SkyPath Trust Council supports SkyPath: Last week Council’s Strategy & Finance Committee voted to support Len Brown’s recommendation for Council staff to advance their work on SkyPath’s […]
Calling all Kaipatiki cyclists to the AHB
Well actually – calling you to a Kaipatiki Local Board meeting next Tuesday where the SkyPath Trust will discuss with locals. What will the walk and cycleway over the Auckland […]
More school cycle tracks arriving
Great to hear that cycle tracks are being rolled out at more and more schools – getting new generations of Aucklanders on wheels, maybe for their first time. This time, […]
Kaipatiki Connections Plan
The Kaipatiki Local Board has just last week approved its work programme for the Kaipatiki Connections Plan. In the next 3 years, the work is apparently to all focus on […]
