Cycling in Wellington
Cycling in Wellington is a community-oriented website that exists for the sole purpose of encouraging people to ride bikes and have fun doing it. It’s written by a pretty varied bunch of people who have in common a marvellous enjoyment of getting on a bike.
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What are the advantages of childcare?
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- Childcare or often termed as Daycare is a very vital place for families where both the parents are working.
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Steps To Take To Hire A Competent Architect
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- Before deciding to call on an architect, it’s important to understand his job.
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How is childcare benefits for kids?
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- People all across the world use child care center services so that they have someone to look after their kid when they are at work.
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Best hair loss treatments you can opt
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- As there are different reasons for hair loss, there are different ways in which it could be treated.
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Popular milkshake flavours that we all love
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- Milkshakes are the go-to drink.
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How to become a psychic medium
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- There must be some people in your life who are not with you anymore.
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How Can Your Pack Your Furniture Well For Moving?
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- Furnitures are hard and heavy to move without taking the help of professionals.
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Things To Consider While Buying A Diamond For Your Significant Other
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- If you are thinking of the ideal way to get diamond rings for your significant other then the first thing you should eliminate is bringing them along.
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A comparative study between White and Black hat SEO technique
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- For improving the ranking in the search engine different SEO service provider utilizes different techniques in order to get optimum result.
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YEAR IN REVIEW: Over 200 glass recycling crates rejected on day one of Tauranga kerbside service
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- Bay of Plenty Times Year In Review takes a look back at 2018 and republishes some of the top stories of the year.
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Auckland cycleways overestimated demand to obtain taxpayer funding, says Auckland Transport report
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- Auckland Transport may have used exaggerated figures to receive taxpayer dollars for four cycleways in the city, says an internal AT report.
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Hello world!
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- Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start writing!
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Study finds cycle lanes and walkways reduce car use and emissions
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- New research has shown that investing in cycle lanes and walkways encourages people to drive less and cuts carbon emissions.
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Cyclist dies following ‘medical event’ during Lake Taupō Cycle Challenge
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- A cyclist has died in the annual Lake Taupō Cycle challenge.
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Opinion: The real reason Auckland’s cycle lanes are always empty
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- I’m not a cyclist.
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Cycle tourer Jan Burch appeals for return of bike stolen from campground
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- Jan Burch spent four months cycling solo 5500km across the United States without a hitch.
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Hello world!
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Advance Stop Boxes Fair?
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- A couple of years ago, green paint and bicycle symbols started appearing at intersections all over Wellington. These were Advance Stop Boxes (ASBs). The purpose of ASB’s is to give cyclists a place to wait ahead of the main traffic queue, making them more visible, and giving them a head start on other traffic.
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Illuminating night time cycling
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- Lights and reflectors – do we have what it takes? As winter closes in, we all check our bike lights and reflectors to make sure we’re visible on the commute home, and following the Road Code guidelines for lighting, right? Well, maybe not, according to some research carried out by Rongotai College year 9 student, Leo Griffiths,.
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NZTA commits to urban cycling
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- NZTA has recently released its 2015-2019 Statement of Intent, setting out the Agency’s priorities for the next four years.
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We have the money – do we have the vision?
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- Wellington CBD Cycleways – an achievable vision? Following hard on WCC’s approval of the Cycling Framework, and the Island Bay Cycleway, the Government announceed another $296 million to be spent across the country under the Urban Cycleways Programme, bringing the total expenditure, including contributions from the National Land Transport Fund and local government, to $333 million.
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Island Bay, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, New Zealand/Aotearoa (OpenStreetMap)
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Council approves Cycling Framework, Island Bay Cycleway
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- Wednesday’s Council meeting saw three big wins for cycling – approval for the Cycling Framework, and the go-ahead for the Island Bay Cycleway, the first stage of the southern cycle route from Island Bay to the CBD.
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What can we learn from Ecuador?
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- :Shared space” has a different meaning in the Galapagos When we look overseas for cycling cites to emulate, we’re generally thinking of the separated bike lanes of Copenhagen and Amsterdam, or maybe Lyon with its innovative public bike scheme.
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Folding bikes – the video
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- Not yet convinced of the awesomeness of folding bikes? Need a little push to adopt origami cycling? This video from Wellington Regional Council will help.
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Show your love for bicycles when you vote on New Zealand’s flag!
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- A great entry for a possible new New Zealand flag – https://www.govt.nz/browse/engaging-with-government/the-nz-flag-your-chance-to-decide/gallery/design/1270 Bicycle of NZ Designed by: James Ringwood from Auckland I believe it accurately represents the NZ people as hard working people from today on into the future.
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Memorial Park: a cycling view
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- The Memorial Park between Taranaki Street and Basin Reserve is now complete.
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Wellington Cycling Framework: progress or procrastination?
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- On 21 April, a rally of over 350 people who cycle demanded that WCC “get on with it” and start building cycling infrastructure. On 30 April, Council will debate the Wellington Cycling Framework, the “master plan” for developing cycling in Wellington. Is this the start of the progress that the rally demanded, or is it another exercise in procrastination?
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eBike user profile: Deborah East
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- Deborah navigates the hills of Brooklyn on her eBike. What kind of people ride eBikes, and why? I put these questions to real estate agent and eBike user Deborah East: My e-bike has got me back into cycling after many years of inactivity, and I am slowly getting fitter and healthier because of the bike.
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Over 350 people on bikes say “Get on With It” to WCC
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- The rally shows how WCC should “lifi it’s act” [Photo: Patrick Morgan] Ron Beernink, Cycle Aware Wellington Committee member, reports: Over 350 hands went up when people at the Get On With It rally were asked, “who has had a near miss?” That same morning another cyclist had an collision on Thorndon Quay.
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Real cycling progress: the Leonie Gill Pathway opens
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- Celia Wade-Brown cuts the ribbon opening the Pathway Although cycling in Wellington sometimes seems to be mired in “paralysis by analysis”, on Sunday 19 April it was great to join Councillors, local residents, walkers and cyclists for the opening of a real piece of cycling (and walking) infrastructure: the Leonie Gill Pathway in Kilbirnie.
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Kilbirnie, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, New Zealand/Aotearoa (OpenStreetMap)
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