Contents:

• NZ Cycle Trail the only way
• 2 Walk and Cycle Conference: call for abstracts
• Doctor backs bikes for health, savings
• CAN needs a treasurer!
• Cycling crash drop 'may be just luck'
• Australians too scared to ride their bikes - survey
• Britons unmoved by pro-cycling campaigns
• Weblinks

Contents:

• CAN and BikeNZ seek expressions of interest for Safer Cycling programme
• Lives saved if car drivers switch to biking- study
• Cycle and walking path on Auckland Harbour Bridge gets mayor's tick
• ...but not from NZTA
• Invest in cycling as fuel prices rise, say cyclists
• Advocates hope cycling charge will bring change
• Volunteer position availabl

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• Cyclists call for action after black weekend
• Re-test drivers every 10 years, say cycling advocates
• Schools and children are the winners at ASB Cycle Friendly Awards
• Cyclists welcome lighting changes
• Changes to CAN member subscription rates
• Wellington mayor says: I'd rather bike or bus
• Fix my street!
• Big benefits from integrating bikes and public tran

Contents:

• Get your Cycle Friendly Awards nominations in
• CAN Do 2010 is coming
• Helmets: to be, or not to be compulsory?
• London launches cycle hire scheme
• What do cyclists make of London's new cycle superhighways?
• Cycling is an evil United Nations plot, says US politician
• Weblinks

Get your Cycle Friendly Awards nominations in

The Cycl

Contents:

• The search is on for New Zealand's best cycling projects
• Lower tolerance on speeding should be permanent
• Bridge-path campaigners win developer's backing
• More cyclists on Auckland city roads
• Cycling equals big financial benefits plus fewer cars, says new study
• Investment in cycling pays back three-to-one
• Paris pushes new bicycle plan
• Weblinks

Contents:

• Safer Journeys welcomed by cyclists
• Thirteen new cycle trails considered
• Millions saved if more people cycle
• Fashion on wheels for Nelson Go By Bike Day
• Gift coaxes schoolkids back to bikes
• Fittest children cycle to school, says new research
• Road transportation emerges as key driver of warming
• Use muscles, not a motor, urges UK government

Contents:
- Musicians demand cycling on the Auckland Harbour Bridge
- Toll could pave the way for pedestrians and cyclists
- Cyclists declare John Key a cycling champion
- CAN seeks Media & Marketing Co-ordinator
- Young Kiwis want transport change
- South Island's canals by bike
- How to get more bicyclists on the road: find out what women want
- Cycling facilities do reduce crashes, says report
- Australian Cycling Conference 2010
- Experts stress health benefits of cycling
- Walk (or cycle) and ignore the food miles, British told

Contents:
- CAN Cycle-Friendly Awards 2009- get your nominations in!
- NZ Cycling Conference and CAN Do 2009 - register now!
- NZ cycling advocates ride on World Carfree Day
- BikeNZ launches 1.5m to survive challenge
- Auckland 'Urban rides' excite planners
- 'I want to ride my bike': overcoming barriers to cycling to intermediate schools
- Job vacancy at Living Streets
- Copenhagen to spend $47 million on cycle highways
- Surge in cycle commuting in USA
- Cycle lanes encourage motorists to drive closer to bikes, says study
- Weblinks

Contents:
- CAN Cycle-Friendly Awards 2009 nominations called for
- Cycleway more robust than ever
- Heaphy track to reopen for bikes?
- Rental bike scheme an option for World Cup
- Bike Futures conference, Melbourne, 15-16 October
- Make our cities like Bogota, says World Cancer Research Fund
- Safety in numbers hits the UK
- Obama's transport bill challenged by bike-friendly congressman
- Fines or jail for cyclist harassment in Columbia (USA)
- Amsterdam: more trips by bike than by car
- UK bike shops struggle to keep up with demand