What CAA thinks of the draft Unitary Plan
Sometimes we manage to put out blog posts ahead of major submission deadlines guiding our members and friends to what we feel they should support. For the draft Unitary Plan, […]
Scare the mongers – support a better Unitary Plan
A lot of real questions – and some totally overblown hysteria – has been created by the Unitary Plan. Like all change, it can be a bit scary at times […]
Crowdsourcing Three Kings?
Three Kings may not strike you as a cycling spot – except if you are into unsanctioned mountain biking, maybe. But could the 3K be a nice suburb for cycling […]
Do you think you have too much influence?
…well, if you think you SHOULDN’T have a say about major developments, transport projects or other things that could heavily influence your neighborhood – then just do nothing. However, if […]
Any Cantabrians cycling around Auckland?
We know there are a few people from Christchurch up here in Auckland, whether staying temporarily or having moved here for good (at least for now). Well, here’s your chance […]
An MP surveying attitudes on mandatory high-viz
We have been told that Katrina Shanks, a National List MP from Wellington, is surveying various cycling groups in her area about whether high-viz should be mandatory for cycling. She […]
Getting Greenways Right
By John Mauro As a new Auckland resident, it was a thrill to ride down to the Waitemata Greenways event a few weeks ago. An opportunity to learn about how […]
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. […]
