Improved facilities for people walking and cycling across Auckland
Auckland Transport (AT) is delivering the first of a rolling set of initiatives on 20 roads and popular walkways across Auckland to assist with safe physical distancing during COVID-19 Alert Level 3.
Unite to keep everyone safe on our transport network
Roads and streets will be busier in Alert Level 3.
Norana Reserve walkway opens to public
Put your best foot forward and take a stroll or a ride along the new, boarded shared pathway around the perimeter of Norana Reserve.
Cycle and skate your way into summer
From smooth cycle paths suitable for family outings to skateparks ideal for those intent on achieving a bit more air, getting the wheels rolling is a great way to be active.
Community bike hub a welcome addition in Glen Innes
Glen Innes's new bike hub follows two similar hubs in West Auckland all devoted to helping get more people cycling.
New trail to link Clevedon and Kaiaua
The Hūnua Trail will link Clevedon and Kaiaua over a 44-kilometre walking and cycling trail on existing tracks and Watercare roads.
Long Bay park rangers hit the trails on e-bikes
Auckland Council Park Rangers are embracing the electric revolution to patrol one of our region’s most popular parks.
Kids to get a taste of triathlon
A triathlon event for schoolchildren at Clarks Beach is expected to attract hundreds of competitors.
Central Park pathway funded
More money has been allocated to a project to install a pathway through Central Park for commuters to access the station.
New rental e-bike operator in town
Cycling options for Aucklanders are set to increase in the new year, with a new rental e-bike operator setting up shop in the city.