Cycling / August 2011
September 2011 | June 2011-
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The Mangapurua Cycle Trail
- Wellington Region Cycleways
- As part of the Mountains to the Sea Cycle Trail the Mangapurua Cycle Trail links the Whanganui River at the Bridge to Nowhere to the Ruatiti, Orautahu, Raetihi part of the World.
- Accepted from Wellington Region Cycleways
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Pedestrians count for nought in Johnsonville
- Wellington Region Cycleways
- This post is inspired by Auckland Transport Blog‘s post Why are we so mean to pedestrians? which asks the question why are pedestrian crossings often missing from traffic light controlled intersections.
- Accepted from Wellington Region Cycleways
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National’s White Elephant
- Wellington Region Cycleways
- I should be writing bicycle posts, but I feel like I have to fight a rearguard action against stupidity, so I got out the Microsoft Paint.
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Wellington Hill Gradients
- Wellington Triathlon Club
- Gerrard from Mr Smith’s has provided a great analysis of the hills gradients around Wellington. See how many of them you have knocked off in your cycle training.
- Accepted from Wellington Tri news
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Protecting ourselves from a crazy man
- Wellington Region Cycleways
- How do we tell this man we want cyclepaths and light rail lines instead of the Roads of National’s Stupidity? Thanks to the Dom Post’s cartoon which got it spot-on.
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What we can learn from Catalonia
- Wellington Region Cycleways
- Girona is a small city in northern Catalonia.
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Bus drivers, cyclists swap points of view
- Newswire.co.nz
- CRAIG Bush now knows what it’s like to have a 12-tonne bus bearing down on him on the road. He’s usually the one driving the bus, but in a road-awareness workshop in Kilbirnie he got to swap the safety of his driver’s seat for a cycle saddle. “I am used to having my rear vision mirrors,” he says. “Not being able to see cars until they were right behind me was intimidating.”
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The Bike Racks of Palmerston North
- Wellington Region Cycleways
- One of these bike racks has landed near the Palmy i-Site.
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