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Cycling and walking frameworks

Existing 1998 Cycling and Walking Frameworks

Overview | Summary part 1 | Summary part 2 | Recommendations

Overview

The 1998 strategy document is set out in two parts:

• The first part contains the essence of the strategy including its vision, values, desired outcomes and objectives
• The second part is a background document which explores the planning context, the present situation, the key issues and basic concepts which underpin the strategy.

Auckland City Council's transport planning group prepared the cycle and walking strategy. A steering group was convened to oversee the development of the strategy. A consultation group, made up of cycle advocates, health, safety, enforcement, and education professionals, was also formed to guide the development of the strategy.

Auckland City Council adopted the cycle and walking strategy as council policy on cycling and walking issues and accepted all of the recommendations put forward.