A call for Newmarket/ Parnell/ Remuera/ Meadowbank/ Orakei feedback!
[Update: Consultation now closed] Calling bike-friendly folk of Parnell, Grafton, Newmarket, upper Epsom, Remuera, Meadowbank and Orakei, and anyone who passes through these parts of town! Fresh from consulting on […]
Newmarket, New Lynn, Grafton…
A few items not quite worth a full blog at this stage, but which might pique your interest… Sarawia closing time – but not for bikes People in the Newmarket […]
Grafton Gully Cycleway – First stage opens in July
Guest blog by Jala Shekho, NZTA Kia Ora – It’s Jala Shekho, representing the NZ Transport Agency on the Grafton Gully Cycleway project. Great news! For those who cycle, walk […]
Cycle growth continues & Grafton Bridge numbers
The reporting was on hiatus for two months, and then failed to appear in time for AT’s last board meeting, but we finally have the cycle count stats for December […]
Riding up the hill of bitter memories
The Auckland Domain, at first glance, may appear a quite typically English park. Lots of imported deciduous trees shading the slopes, and on mowed green lawns, you see people playing […]
Do our intersections encourage cyclists to run red lights?
Another call for action to the Auckland Transport hotline, with another problem most regular Auckland cyclists will be familiar with – traffic light sensors not picking up bikes: Hello We […]
Waitemata Greenways – Maps & Invite to Event
More details on the Greenways plan of the Waitemata Local Board! High-quality maps of the proposed routes are now available (PDF with 3 pages of maps). . . They are […]
B means GO
Some cyclists have recently been a bit confused at the new traffic lights installed at Grafton Bridge. During the day (7am to 7pm), there now are no more “straight ahead” […]
University choice great opportunity for cycling?
As just in from the newspapers, University of Auckland is getting serious about purchasing the old Lion Brewery site in western Newmarket to create a large new mixed-use campus. If […]
