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Our campaign Cycling Works for Tāmaki Makaurau has a simple message: protected bike lanes are good for business and good for Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland. Here’s why.

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.

Here are three great tips from the pros for how to inspire a love of cycling in our local area.

Four-year-old Sophie was struggling to transition away from training wheels when her mum tried the towel technique. What is it and could it help your kid learn to ride?

Here’s your opportunity to let Auckland Council know what you want them to invest in over the next financial year. We’ve put together some prompts to get you started.

In the ongoing saga that is the ex-Transport Minister’s Speed Rule, it appears that Auckland Transport is offering to raise speeds on roads that they don’t legally have to raise them on. In response, All Aboard, Bike Auckland, Brake, and Living Streets Aotearoa have sent the below letter to Auckland Transport CEO Dean Kimpton.

Charmaine from Bike Eastern Suburbs shares her anticipation as a local for the network of protected cycleways that will be provided by the Links to Glen Innes Cycleways project. She encourages Auckland Transport to “get on with it”, so we can get riding for our A to B!

If you’d love to see Victoria Street cycleway complete, please take 5 minutes today to raise your voice for it.

Cycling and walking organisations nationwide are calling on the government to put the health and safety of New Zealanders ahead of vested interests in the road lobby.

How is a bike a mobility aid? Cycling is easy on the joints; it’s not a weight bearing activity, so it is easier than walking for many people. Fiáin shares features of their bike which make it ideal for this purpose.