Local Active Modes Plan

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Consultation has concluded

Plan update:

In May 2024, you shared your insights on walking and cycling improvements in your local area.

You can read a summary of the feedback we received here. You can also explore the pin-drop tool further down this page to see specific comments and their locations.

 

Next steps

We have collated these insights and created recommendations for the Waitematā Local Board to review and approve. We will then deliver approved projects within our funding constraints. Any projects initiated from this plan will go through community and stakeholder engagement / consultation in line with normal Auckland Transport processes. 

Comments and suggestions that we are unable to action within this programme will be passed on to the relevant teams to address.

We would like to thank the local community for taking the time to provide such valuable insights.




Auckland Transport is working with the Waitematā Local Board to improve walking and cycling options in your area.


The Local Active Modes Plan aims to identify opportunities to improve how you experience your neighbourhood.

Your knowledge will help develop a programme in the inner-west suburbs to make them safer and more user-friendly for walking and cycling.


Tell us about

  • Which roads and streets/paths/shortcuts you like to take.
  • Which roads and streets you tend to avoid, and why.
  • Locations where you would like to see safety and accessibility improvements.


Suburbs we are currently looking at

We are seeking insights within the red boundary. 
  • Herne Bay
  • Saint Mary’s Bay
  • Three Lamps
  • Westmere
  • Ponsonby
  • Freeman’s Bay
  • West Lynn
  • Grey Lynn
  • Arch Hill


How to have your say

Drop a pin in the map below, email activemodesplanning@at.govt.nz with your insights, or drop into one of our sessions in person at the Grey Lynn Community Centre.


Public consultation will close on 31 May 2024.

Plan update:

In May 2024, you shared your insights on walking and cycling improvements in your local area.

You can read a summary of the feedback we received here. You can also explore the pin-drop tool further down this page to see specific comments and their locations.

 

Next steps

We have collated these insights and created recommendations for the Waitematā Local Board to review and approve. We will then deliver approved projects within our funding constraints. Any projects initiated from this plan will go through community and stakeholder engagement / consultation in line with normal Auckland Transport processes. 

Comments and suggestions that we are unable to action within this programme will be passed on to the relevant teams to address.

We would like to thank the local community for taking the time to provide such valuable insights.




Auckland Transport is working with the Waitematā Local Board to improve walking and cycling options in your area.


The Local Active Modes Plan aims to identify opportunities to improve how you experience your neighbourhood.

Your knowledge will help develop a programme in the inner-west suburbs to make them safer and more user-friendly for walking and cycling.


Tell us about

  • Which roads and streets/paths/shortcuts you like to take.
  • Which roads and streets you tend to avoid, and why.
  • Locations where you would like to see safety and accessibility improvements.


Suburbs we are currently looking at

We are seeking insights within the red boundary. 
  • Herne Bay
  • Saint Mary’s Bay
  • Three Lamps
  • Westmere
  • Ponsonby
  • Freeman’s Bay
  • West Lynn
  • Grey Lynn
  • Arch Hill


How to have your say

Drop a pin in the map below, email activemodesplanning@at.govt.nz with your insights, or drop into one of our sessions in person at the Grey Lynn Community Centre.


Public consultation will close on 31 May 2024.

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Pin-drop Tool

7 months

Click the + symbol to see the pin categories you can choose from

Select a relevant pin then drag and drop it to the location you would like to tell us about 

If you have specific comments, add these in the free-text box that pops up

Hit "Submit" to finalise the pin-drop

CLOSED: This map consultation has concluded.