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Lightpath success: Build it and they will come
The success of Auckland’s Lightpath shows that Aucklanders want more cycling infrastructure and they will flock to use it if it is built, says the New Zealand Transport Agency.
#LightpathAKL hits 100k mark
Mt Eden man Nathan Spoonly made the 100,000th journey across the popular new cycleway on the morning of 30 March.
Opinion: The rise of the Super Cycleway
Auckland is undergoing a cycling revolution. The original ‘Auckland: city of cars’ vibe is now transforming into a city with separated bike lanes, shared streets, pedestrian crossings and human-scaled buildings which now feels like a ‘city for peo...
Etiquette for sharing cycling & walking paths
Auckland Transport has launched the Share the Paths campaign to remind people to be courteous and thoughtful of others while walking and cycling on the region’s 200km of shared paths.
City cycleway to improve travel choice
The final design for the Quay St Cycleway has been announced on 17 February, with the cycleway opening in late May.
Work begins on Waterview cycling and walking connection
Construction is beginning on one of Auckland's biggest cycling and walking projects, which will improve connections for people travelling through the Auckland suburbs of Mt Albert and Waterview.
A day of going by bike
Alistair Young was one of hundreds of people across Auckland who cycled on their commute on 10 February as part of the nationwide Go By Bike Day.
Lightpath riding high, with cycle journeys on the increase
Nelson Street’s new pink Lightpath, Te Ara I Whiti, is now the second most popular cycle route in Auckland, with thousands of keen cyclists and pedestrians making use of the path over the summer break.
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