Cycling NZ high performance boss resigns
Cycling New Zealand's high performance boss Mark Elliott has resigned from his job in the organisation.
Cycling
Safety fears after road-rage 'timebomb'
Safety fears after road-rage 'timebomb'
Two Dunedin people fear the road is becoming a dangerous place for cyclists following a road-rage incident in Highcliff Rd.
Median lines may aid path sharing, crash victim says
Median lines may aid path sharing, crash victim says
A Dunedin cyclist smashed into by another cyclist on a shared path last week says his accident was a reminder care still needs to be taken in cycle lanes.
Reminder to share the space
Reminder to share the space
Brad Thompson, of Downer, prepares to paint sharrows on George St, Dunedin.
Stimulus for bike project
Stimulus for bike project
A long-distance recycling project was rolled out in Dunedin yesterday.
Cyclists may get free bells
Cyclists may get free bells
Dunedin cyclists could soon be ringing their bells courtesy of the Dunedin City Council.
Positive steps in cycle lane funding
Positive steps in cycle lane funding
Funding for the further development of cycle lane options proposed for Dunedin's one-way system has passed its first hurdle.
DCC mulls Frederick St development
DCC mulls Frederick St development
A multi-storey development housing parking and businesses is being considered for the Dunedin City Council-owned Frederick St car park site.
Musselburgh gets a cycle lane
Musselburgh gets a cycle lane
A separated cycle lane is to be installed on the north side of Musselburgh Rise through the Musselburgh shopping area, as part of the South Dunedin cycle network.
Electric bikes up and away
Electric bikes up and away
Cycling is undergoing something of a revolution, writes Tom McKinlay.
Call for bikes to be registered vehicles
Call for bikes to be registered vehicles
Cyclists' ''ignorance and arrogance'' has prompted Strath Taieri Community Board chairman Barry Williams to call for cycles to be registered.
Single-direction cycle lanes favoured
Single-direction cycle lanes favoured
The vast majority of the 2000 submissions on Dunedin's State Highway 1 separated cycle-lane proposal favour a one-direction lane on both one-way streets.
Debating cycling matters
Debating cycling matters
The flood of submissions on the proposal to install separate cycle lanes on part of State Highway 1 through central Dunedin, a large number of which are in favour of the plans, underlines strong feelings on cycling in the city.
Police issue 43 tickets in cycle safety campaign
Police issue 43 tickets in cycle safety campaign
More than a third of cyclists stopped as part of a recent police campaign were given infringement notices.
Conviction over death of cyclist on 'incredibly busy' road
Conviction over death of cyclist on 'incredibly busy' road
Judge Michael Crosbie spoke of the dangers of the one-way system near Dunedin Hospital when sentencing a Tapanui pensioner for causing the death of a cyclist on the busy stretch of road last year.
Benefits of biking
Benefits of biking
Making Dunedin safer for cyclists and more welcoming for walkers would also make the city more ''livable'' and attractive for its residents and visitors.
Cycleway plans unveiled
Cycleway plans unveiled
Artists' impressions commissioned by the Dunedin City Council show what cycleway improvements proposed for Royal Crescent and Portobello Rd, both in southern Dunedin, would look like.
Police note complaints about cyclists
Police note complaints about cyclists
''A number of complaints'' have been received by the Queenstown police about cyclists riding three or four abreast on roads in and around the resort.
Cyclist feedback sought
Cyclist feedback sought
The Dunedin City Council is seeking feedback on a planned $4.5 million extension of the city's cycling network through South Dunedin.
Wider cycle lanes just the first stage
Wider cycle lanes just the first stage
More cycle lanes throughout central Dunedin are likely to be widened by the New Zealand Transport Agency, which, in June or July, also plans to seek consultation on more drastic safety improvements.