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Home › CAN Do 2011 notes

CAN Do 2011 notes

Submitted by adrian on 7 November, 2011 - 08:14

This book contains notes from the 2011 CAN Do, held in Nelson, October 29-30.

 

  • CAN Do 2011 session 1: "Ride On" cycle training
  • CAN Do 2011 session 2: Outline of NZTA 'Safer Cycling Programme'
  • CAN Do 2011 session 3: CAN/BikeNZ media, and SafeKids
  • CAN Do 2011 session 4: Stop At Red campaign, Cycle Action Whakatane/BikeWise
  • CAN Do 2011 session 5: Chainlinks
  • CAN Do 2011 session 6: CAN policies, Cycle Action Waikato
  • CAN Do 2011 session 7: CAN Strategic Plan and Portfolio Groups, Kapiti Cycling
  • CAN Do 2011 session 8: Coroner's inquiry, Greens, Spokes Canterbury
  • CAN Do 2011 session 9: CAN website, Cycling Around the World, Cycle Aware Wellington
  • CAN Do 2011 session 10: Share The Road initiatives
CAN Do 2011 session 1: "Ride On" cycle training ›
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