NEWS & THOUGHTS

Auckland Transport is proposing a 30km/h zone around Pasadena Intermediate. Feedback is open until Sunday 14 November 2021. You can support the programme and comment on other areas where survivable speeds would be a good idea – like around our other schools.

During the first lockdown of 2020, traffic evaporated, and the streets filled with people on bikes. We ran a survey to find out how that experience changed people's perceptions of cycling in Pt Chev. Read on to find out what we discovered! 

Story from a Pt Chev Mum of two kids who - after overcoming a few obstacles - now commutes to the central city by bike most days.

We’ve got racks for about 50 bikes ready to deploy wherever they’re needed (and wanted) in Pt Chev. Reach out to us if you know somewhere that needs them. This isn't about spending months designing a perfect solution. This is about acting now to keep Pt Chev and our community safe.

At Bike Pt Chev we’re thinking of ways we can retain some of the good things we’ve witnessed during the lockdown as we transition to Level 3, then 2, then beyond. How can our community hang onto the peaceful streetscape, the social interactions, the health of families getting out and exercising - while local businesses open back up, people start commuting to work, and the kids get back to school.