Artist's impression of proposed clip-ons on Ngapipi Bridge.
Artist's impression of proposed clip-ons on Ngapipi Bridge.
Aucklanders are being asked for feedback on the latest section of the Glen Innes to Tamaki Drive cycleway that involves widening of Ngapipi Bridge.
The preferred route for the fourth section starts at Orakei Basin near Orakei Bay Village and follows the eastern edge of Hobson Bay, joining Ngapipi Rdjust south of the boat sheds.
A safe connection to the Tamaki Drive Cycle Route is provided at the Ngapipi Rd intersection, where traffic lights are being installed.
During the consultation, Auckland Transport will be asking for feedback on widening Ngapipi Bridge by installing 2.5m wide "clip ons" on both sides of the bridge to provide new footpaths, and converting the existing footpaths into cycleways.
The existing footpath on the sea side of the bridge would become a separated two-way cycleway, while the southern side would become a one-way cycling route.
Auckland Transport and the New Zealand Transport Agency are seeking feedback on the latest section, offering separated cycle access to the city from southeastern suburbs.
The proposed cycle route from Orakei to Tamaki Drive.
Public feedback has been used to revise the design for the Tamaki Drive Cycle Route and during the consultation period, Auckland Transport will be presenting the updated plans.
Bike Auckland chairwoman Barb Cuthbert said the latest stage was another step to transform cycling in this part of Auckland and a brilliant project that would resonate and add to the city's international cycling reputation.
For more information go to www.at.govt.nz/haveyoursay or call (09) 355 3553.
Alternatively, the project team will have information at Lilliputt Mini Golf car park, 3 Tamaki Drive, Parnell on September 20 from 7am to 10am and Orakei Bay Village, 228 Orakei Rd, Remuera on September 23 from 8am to 11am
