Welcome to CAN Do, CAN's annual get-together. The weekend includes our AGM, workshops, training, rides, plenty of food and drink, and a chance to catch up with fellow "CANners" from around New Zealand.
Dates: Saturday 30 - Sunday 31 October 2010
Registrations are now closed.
This is a bad deal for Wellington. Why?
Shifting gears, embracing change
Why Wellingtonians will embrace cycleways
Cycling advocates say the Island Bay design is safe.
CGI models prompt Council to fix roadway for cycling
It's a huge day for Wellington: am thrilled that our city council today unanimously approved the cycling budget of $4.3m. (For context, total transport budget is $69m).
This is a win for all of us - whether you ride a bike or not. Less congestion, less pressure on parking. More fun. More choices. Safer streets. More smiles.
Big thanks to everyone who worked over the past decade to get us here. Chapeau!
Memorial Ride 15 April 2014
Are you as angry as I am about cycling deaths?
Let's take action.
Wheel Stylish fashion show
Wheel Stylish is the pinnacle event of Wellington's Frocktober.
It's an event like nothing else: a full fashion show where the runway is a cycle path.
The worlds of fashion and bicycles came together on Thursday 17th November in Wheel Stylish, a fashion show celebrating the winning combination of stylish clothing, women and bicycles.
Emma Hope of WCC writes:
Noticed anything different when you've been on the Waterfront lately?
From Paul Bruce:
A Strategic walking and cycling improvement package
is up for consultation within the draft Hutt Corridor Plan which can be
accessed via http://www.gw.govt.nz/draft-hutt-corridor-plan-201/
or more directly at Full Draft Hutt Corridor Plan 2011
Submissions close on Wed 15 June.
The off-road cycleway/walkway between Ngauranga and Petone is part of this.