Better Great than Never – Great North Road finally getting bikeways?
After many years of inaction, is 2021 the year Auckland Transport finally makes progress on better biking and better buses on Great North Road, with a new project? If you […]
Signs of the times – your feedback needed
Following your nose can be a great way to get creatively lost on a bike and find things you weren’t looking for. But it can be a less than successful strategy if you’re […]
We have seen the future and it is…
Well, this is exciting! Stunning plans have been released for a 30km fully separated bike super-highway running west to east across the city. There’ll also be a slightly shorter north-south route […]
Dustin’ off our megaphone…
On Sunday, the Herald shook its fist on behalf of drivers upset by delays of weeks or months on dozens of delayed road projects across the city. Road safety campaigner and car […]
Wanted: one fairy godmother on a bike (plus the Essential Transport Budget)
Remember when buses and trains were the Cinderella of Auckland’s transport system, sitting sadly in the cold kitchen, out of the limelight, at the mercy of ugly stepsisters who zipped off to the ball in […]
Auckland’s first urban cycleway!
Blog by Max Robitzsch and Ben Lenihan Yes we can! – our first “Urbanway” is coming. FEEDBACK CLOSES TODAY! As part of exciting changes in central Auckland, Auckland Transport has […]
Adding some Copenhagen into Ponsonby
Guest blog by Pippa Coom, Waitemata Local Board Many of us have a personal connection to Ponsonby Road. It is far more than just a thoroughfare. It is a celebrated […]
Greenways – Getting on board in Albert-Eden
The Greenways concept is really capturing hearts & minds across Auckland, and more and more Local Boards are seeing it as a key feature of their work. And why not […]
Upper Harbour Drive – cycle the lane, or blaze a path?
Auckland Transport has just announced concept designs for cycle facilities on Upper Harbour Drive in North Shore – linking the Greenhithe Bridge cycleway through to the Albany Highway. They are […]
