Te Huia train from Hamilton ripping through Sylvia Park.

Pedestrian rail overpass works at Glen Innes.

.. and on the other side it will continue extend all the way to Pakuranga Rd to the existing path and also further up Pakuranga Rd. Going east that other side will be two-way all the way to the Botany Town Ctr.

To be clear, the completed section is on the SW side of Ti Rakau Dr past the College etc.

Finally tried out the section of cycleway open next to the Eastern Busway from the Pakuranga town centre about from under the new flyover all the way to Gossamer Dr. Will eventually be another one on the other side through this section.
Past the local Edgewater shopping ctr & College.

Actually along Victoria St but more the linear park project near CRL station called Te Ha Noa.

Celebrating opening of the Victoria St cycleway in Auckland city last night. Knitted jumper theme. Light phases were a bit short.

Central Auckland station entrance & surrounds taking shape. #trainlife

All circular reasoning, we can’t do that because we haven’t done this but we do this because we haven’t done that.

Yes, I think simple letters or colour names. Numbers kept for platforms.

I mean 11 pm or midnight at least, surely, and can we ban the cars in the same manner. We all know half the drivers are driving buzzed too. Way more deadly.

9 pm curfew in some areas in Auckland for hire e-scooters so flipen lame, renders them virtually useless for a night out.

Te Kōpua o Hiku

Opening day last Saturday of the replacement for the Jubilee Bridge. Joins the great path around the Panmure Basin.

Bye bye mini golf. Hello car yard at Sylvia Park

Thanks to my suggestions (I think) and Auckland Transport, Mt Wellington has a couple of new badly needed bike rack pairs. @bikeauckland.bsky.social

New feature on our newer trains ?

Project Watch 2025: Central City and Isthmus - Bike Auckland Time for a fresh look at all the bike infrastructure being delivered across the Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland Central Isthmus. We report on what’s been built, what’s underway, and what’s glimmering on the ...

Good update from Bike Auckland on some projects:
www.bikeauckland.org.nz/pw-2025-cent...

Attention cyclists, new path to test out:

Its funny on the other place when the anti cycling fanatics don't understand New Zealand's urban cycleways were kicked off by funding from when John Key and Simon Bridges were in government

Sign the Petition Petition to enforce the 30 km speed limit around UOA and AUT City campuses

Signed this today:
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Update on the progress of Te Whau Pathway youtu.be/wcIan0R4ERE?...

First day and first trip for me on the newly electrified line to Pukekohe.

2/2. which avoids holding up drivers and yourself sometimes. Also because we don’t have rule to yield to straight ahead movements for the turning traffic into a side road.

1/2. Interesting treatment on Albany Highway at intersections. Shared path turns into an on-road painted section I presume to avoid pedestrians, unnecessary beg button pushing.

A Herald Graphic from 2010 showing a transport proposal for Auckland when the new Super City was formed. Also pictured was Len Brown.

A blast from the past on what might have been all the way back when the Super City was formed in 2010, and Len Brown was elected as its first mayor!

Weekly Roundup 17-January-2025 - Greater Auckland It’s Friday and time for another roundup of things that caught our attention this week. This post, like all our work, is brought to you by a largely volunteer crew and made possible by generous donati...

Weekly Roundup 17-January-2025 www.greaterauckland.org.nz/2025/01/17/w...