NW cycleway, nearly there! – An update from the Causeway Alliance
Two very welcome Northwestern Cycleway updates, via our prompt and lovely communications pal Sarah Price at NZTA. A new wide bridge replaces the skinny old “one-way bridge” just before Te Atatu. And look what’s planned for […]
Major hazards at St Lukes Rd/ SH16 crossing – is help at hand?
I biked back into town along the NW Cycleway last week after checking out the new Ranui Library. I was on a high for quite a bit of the bike […]
SH16 causeway shared path works next week
Guest Blog by Elizabeth Collins, State Highway 16 Causeway Alliance We have planned to asphalt a 30m section of the cycleway/shared path at south Traherne Island – that’s the area […]
Stranded on Newton Bridge
If you have ever tried to get to/from Ponsonby Road from the Northwestern Cycleway, you know how frustrating it is to get onto/off the cycleway at Newton Bridge. Way too […]
A time machine to bridge the gaps
…if we ever develop a time machine, it would be a good thing to go back to the 1960s, 70s and 80s, and make all those motorway enthusiasts put in […]
Fencing and diversions on Northwestern Cycleway [Updated]
Guest blog by Elizabeth Collins, Causeway Alliance From Friday 23 August the Causeway Alliance will be starting to clear vegetation near the section of the cycleway/shared path between Te Atatu […]
Eye-candy from the future Northwestern Cycleway
At a recent community liaison meeting, the NZTA presented a variety of urban design plans for the future layout of State Highway 16. These are getting very close / are […]
Where will cyclists go in Auckland’s biggest freight project? [UPDATED]
When AT and NZTA approached us about the “East -West Link“, we were a bit sceptical – what did this have to do with cycling? After all, this project – […]
New Mangere Bridge narrower than old bridge, wider than before
NZTA have just announced that the replacement of the Mangere Bridge between Onehunga and Mangere will be wider than the 6m originally proposed as of last year. Cycle Action Auckland […]
