e.CAN | Cycling Action Network NZ

e.CAN is a regular email bulletin from CAN, containing the latest cycling news from NZ and overseas, CAN activities, interesting weblinks, and much more. e.CAN is distributed approximately every 4 weeks to CAN members and other interested people. CAN members also get our quarterly magazine, ChainLinks, available by email, for download, and by post.

e.CAN 220 - The email bulletin of Cycling Action Network, NZ

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Register now for the CAN Do, Wellington, 25-26 March 2017
Cycle safety measures roll out
Cycling deaths on New Zealand roads at 25 year low
UN calls for "at least 20%" of transport budgets for cycling and walking
Cycling creates 513 billion Euro annually in Europe
Bike commuters more punctual and energized, says study
Paris pushes its car-fr

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e.CAN 219 - The email bulletin of Cycling Action Network, NZ

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Getting on your bike, as easy as ABC
Study confirms benefits of exercise
US road safety worst in the "rich" world (and NZ not much better)
Bike lanes "exceptionally good value", says study
Cycling strategy being developed for EU
Could the "Dutch Reach" save cyclists from getting doored?
World's longest recreational trail nearly complete

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e.CAN 218 - The email bulletin of Cycling Action Network, NZ

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NZ's best of the best cycling projects honoured
Impressions from 2 Walk and Cycle Conference 2016
Call for Vision Zero to be adopted for NZ to bring down road toll
Auckland Council gives nod to SkyPath
Urban Cycleways Programme gaining traction
NZTA consulting on Land Transport Rules
Paris unveils its next-generation cycle lanes

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e.CAN 217 - The email bulletin of Cycling Action Network, NZ

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2WALKandCYCLE Conference 2016
Bike to the Future Awards
World Health Organisation makes it plain: build cycle infrastructure
World bicycle ownership going downhill
Lower Hutt mum petitions for kids footpath cycling
Health benefits of cycling outweigh pollution effects
Spain tops new count of bicycling growth
Carbon credits pa

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e.CAN 216 - The email bulletin of Cycling Action Network, NZ

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CAN Do 2016
2WALKandCYCLE 2016 Conference: get your papers in
Cycling gets safer as popularity increases
Why does the government invest in cycling?
February is BikeWise Month
Keep up to date with CAN
Danes try giving bikers the green light
Germany gives green light to bicycle highways

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e.CAN 215 - The email bulletin of Cycling Action Network, NZ

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CAN is now the Cycling Action Network
CAN Do 2016
Bike paths credited for rise in cyclists in Auckland
New talent strengthens the CAN Committee
More than a million Kiwis cycling into summer
Way paved for easier consenting of cycleways
Share the Road signs don't work, says survey
Swapping car parks for bike lanes incre

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e.CAN 214 - The email bulletin of Cycling Advocates' Network, NZ

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Auckland Harbour Bridge SkyPath approved
Urban Cycleways Programme welcomed
Cyclists hail new approach by NZTA
OECD report a recipe for cycling, say advocates
Who's doing what round the Network
Got a chip on your shoulder?
Cities where people walk and cycle are healthier and richer
Cyclists can ignore some traffic lights, Pa

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e.CAN 213 - The email bulletin of Cycling Advocates' Network, NZ

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Cyclists gather 'crumbs from Transport Budget table'
Massive boost in Auckland off-road bike paths
Cyclists big winners as Wellington's transport 'wish-list' is decided
Wellingtonians showing their love for two wheels
Symposium on the future of cycling
UK businesses call for government investment in cycling
Paris plans to become 'world

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e.CAN 212 - The email bulletin of Cycling Advocates' Network, NZ

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The 2015 CAN Do: everyday cycling
CAN AGM and committee
Love to Ride NZ
Bus use plummets, cycling rises in Christchurch
Work begins on London cycling superhighways
Study: what puts cyclists at greatest risk?

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e.CAN 211 - The email bulletin of Cycling Advocates' Network, NZ

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Panel recommends safer cycling rules
Walking or cycling to work 'improves well-being'
CAN policy on health and wellbeing through cycling
Presentations from 2Walk&Cycle Conference 2014 now available
Shift away from cars could save US$100 trillion by 2050
Cyclists to become pedallers of power at Victorian election
Bike lanes speed up car traffic in New

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