Lost and found – a wayfinding fiasco
For experienced navigators of the city, it can be hard to remember what it was like just starting out. We get used to figuring out how to get from A […]
Put yourself on the bike map – time for an update!
Auckland Transport is currently working with Bike Auckland to review the content and size of all our city cycle maps – and your ideas are crucial. Here’s a link to a speedy survey about […]
Putting bikes on the map – what’s out there?
One of the things people search for most often on our website is info about maps. And we know joining the dots between safe cycleways, quiet streets, and new on-road bike […]
Where is cycling growing?
With the manual cycle counts from March now out (2013 reports here), and showing an 11% increase to 2012, we were curious where the greatest increases (and the odd decrease) […]
The whole of the problem…
…is that you need something good to sell, when you sell cycling. CAA strongly supports “culture change” for cycling. Some of the most dedicated people in CAA – and in […]
Neon-coloured cycle tracks
This diagram looks like what a few ravers might create with glow sticks in a club, but it actually shows the usage patterns of 10 million bike trips taken on […]
In brief: Orewa Estuary – Cycleway Map
If you are interested in giving the new cycleway (Te Ara Tahuna) around the Orewa Estuary a try, this new map may be of use.
Cycle Summit Video – Auckland Transport
In this video from the Cycle Summit, we have Matthew Rednall, manager of Auckland Transport’s Community Transport section – talking about how cycling is part of the Auckland Plan, and […]
New Plymouth: Best of Cycling, Sightseeing and Gardens
What could be better than a weekend in one of the best cycling centres in Aotearoa, with good company and coffee; great sightseeing and gardens? I toured Taranaki’s Rhododendron Festival […]
