Running the gauntlet, from Pakuranga to Panmure (and a plea for better bike parking)
Jo Jalfon commutes daily from the east to town, by bike and train, despite some challenges along the way. Read on to see what she and other commuters from the east […]
How to Train (and Ferry) Your Bike – the art of ‘trip-chaining’
Inspired by yesterday’s commuting feature, here’s a handy recipe for how to get almost anywhere in Auckland: 1. bike to train or ferry 2. put self and bike on train or ferry […]
More choices to combine trains and cycling
Bike parking at train stations and ferry terminals – We’re aware from our own experience, survey results and your blog feedback that better bike parking is urgently needed at transport nodes […]
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 […]
What does the CRL announcement mean for cycling?
Some ruminations on the City Rail Link announcements… Well, first off, it means that the average Aucklander – and the average politician – will eventually see that there ARE alternatives […]
Close Sarawia – but not for walking & cycling!
Auckland Transport is proposing to close the small level rail crossing at Sarawia Street in northern Newmarket. It makes a lot of sense, as level crossings have some safety issues, […]
In brief: Mt Albert Train Station / Town Centre Upgrade
CAA recently attended a public meeting regarding the upgrade of the Mount Albert Train Station. Shown at right and on the Auckland Transport website, the tired old station will be […]
Auckland Transport’s Business [to] Report: July
As every month, we had a look at the business report of Auckland Transport to review any items of interest for cycling. Where possible, we will also provide additional context […]
Bike parking at train stations – what works and what doesn’t
Cycling and trains go together well. By using your bike to get to the train station, you don’t need to first wait for a bus that goes there, or drive […]
