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 200 - The email bulletin of Cycling Advocates' Network, NZ

Contents:

Work starts on 'Super highway' for Auckland cyclists
CAN merchandise- last orders for Christmas
Expressions of interest for hosting the 2 Walk & Cycle Conference 2013
Would you like to help with the next 2 Walk & Cycle Conference?
Cyclists 'must be first' as car use passes its peak
Study: protected bike lanes reduce injury risk up to 90 percent

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e.CAN 199 - The email bulletin of Cycling Advocates' Network, NZ

Contents:

Transport- it's the economy, stupid
Call for separate cycle lanes for safer cycling in Christchurch
CAN merchandise- order early for Xmas
VeloCity conference 2013- call for submissions
Mexicans ride bikes to avoid traffic jams
Cycling renaissance in the US
Cargo cyclists replace truck drivers on European city streets
Weblinks

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e.CAN 198 - The email bulletin of Cycling Advocates' Network, NZ

Contents:

Call for real cycle lanes on all key commuter routes
Plan aims for more cycle-friendly Christchurch
Bike racks on buses coming to Hawke's Bay
Compulsory cycling proficiency for driving licenses?
How Sydney got non-cyclists on two wheels
Copenhagen's compelling case for bike superhighways
Greece debt crisis spurs surge in bicycle use over cars

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e.CAN 197 -The email bulletin of Cycling Advocates' Network, NZ

Contents:

Wellington cycling numbers doubled since 2006
Youth expose Government's unbalanced transport budget
CAN is on Facebook
Safekids workshops on cycling safety
Why young people are driving less
Want more bikers?

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e.CAN 196 -The email bulletin of Cycling Advocates' Network, NZ

Contents:

Get on your bike to beat high fuel prices, say cyclists
Key hails success of 'inspirational' rail trail
CAN webinar: It's not about the bike lane
Support the Tour of New Zealand
Wanted: CAN merchandise coordinator
Getting to school the active way
New WHO tool calculates cycle/walking infrastructure health savings
Edi

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e.CAN 195 -The email bulletin of Cycling Advocates' Network, NZ

Contents:

Best cycling projects and champions announced
Changes to Give Way rules coming up on 25 March
Clarification of CAN policy on helmet law
Situations vacant at CAN
Bike racks trial underway on Waiheke Island buses
Tour of New Zealand: 14-12 April
BikeNZ's Bike Plan
Safekids campaign workshops on cycling safety

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e.CAN 194 - The email bulletin of Cycling Advocates' Network, NZ

Contents:

2 Walk and Cycle Conference- register now!
Wanted: CAN merchandise coordinator
Six-year wait for Wellington buses to carry bikes
Cycle use in Hastings shows a significant rise
New research: what kinds of infrastructure do new cyclists want?
More new research- cyclists have lower exposure to air pollutants
Forget 'green cars'- focus on public tra

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e.CAN 193 - The email bulletin of Cycling Advocates' Network, NZ

Contents:

CAN Do 2011: register now!
Cycle Friendly Awards: get your nominations in
Harbour Bridge path plans unveiled
Push to encourage cycling in Palmerston North
40 km/h limit on 100 Hamilton streets
Bike sharing boosts fitness, environment, study suggests
Dutch Cycling Embassy releases inspirational video, launches website
Cycling gives UK

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e.CAN 192 - The email bulletin of Cycling Advocates' Network, NZ

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

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e.CAN 191 - The email bulletin of Cycling Advocates' Network, NZ

Contents:

Ways to reduce cycle deaths probed
Three month deadline on harbour bridge walkway
Cycle event over Auckland Harbour Bridge approved
Volunteer position available: CAN mailouts coordinator
Otago Central Rail Trail still going strong
New NZTA research
Radical EU transport plan unveiled

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