Safe at any speed? Auckland needs a total re-design
Mark Stevenson, Professor of Urban Transport and Public Health at The University of Melbourne, on redesigning cities with safety and people in mind.
Winter weather not stopping bike riders
272,000 bicycle trips were recorded in June 2019 as cycling numbers grow by 8.9 per cent in a year.
Auckland train gets a new look
One of Auckland Transport’s trains is being rolled out with a new look and new message.
A rail link to benefit all Aucklanders
The City Rail Link will be the most dramatic leap forward for Auckland’s public transport system since the opening of the Britomart station and introduction of electric trains.
Lower speed limits essential for safer roads
Caroline Perry, NZ director at Brake, writes about the necessity of making Auckland's roads safer.
Watch: Building a safer future on two wheels
Bike Auckland chair Barb Cuthbert is looking forward to a cycling-friendly future for Auckland.
Students take a stand against dangerous driving
Students Against Dangerous Driving exists to empower young Kiwis to prevent road trauma, writes Donna Govorko, National Manager of SADD.
Te reo Māori arriving on Auckland’s Link services
All four Link bus services in Auckland will provide te reo Māori audio announcements from this week.
Considering Auckland's future transport needs
The Harbour Bridge cycling lane can’t come fast enough for Rudi Lange, an avid biker and beekeeper.
Debunking arguments against lower speed limits
Alistair Woodward, Professor of Epidemiology & Biostatistics debunks the myths and arguments surrounding lower speed limits on Auckland's roads.