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“As locals we know our neighbourhoods and our streets best.” A group of leading road safety experts and transport advocates are calling on the Minister to allow local discretion on speed limit changes.

Hundreds of incredible individuals and committed groups got behind our Big Bike-Off and made it rock! Thank you all!

A cycleway which already exists and is well used is being replaced by a motor vehicle lane. Here’s how you can help.

Embracing non-driving options has been a transformative journey for Rose, especially as a neurodivergent individual. She discovered that alternative transportation not only supports her mental well-being but also aligns with her values of sustainability.

Over the last couple of weeks Phoebe zoomed about Tāmaki Makaurau on an e-bike, reveling in a new-found freedom to explore her rural area by bike.

Biketober is a community-led festival on wheels throughout (you guessed it) October. We asked our team to tell us why Biketober matters to them, and why we want to make this year’s Biketober more impactful than ever.

Bike Auckland’s Volunteer and Events Manager Phoebe Balle shares her experience attending a skills-intensive mediation training.

Biketober is the ultimate grassroots festival of bikes. Wherever you are in Tāmaki Makaurau, Biketober events happen near you. That visibility matters more than ever this year because we will be welcoming new Councillors and Local Board members. Let’s show them how their communities come alive on bikes.

The availability of free or cheap on-street parking has long been seen as a right for drivers, but it’s time to critically examine its true costs.