Waiheke

On the last weekend, the volunteers were restricted to hold a working bee to make cycling paths protective on Waiheke Island. Tanya Batt, the Cycle Action Waiheke spokesperson said in Auckland Transport there was an “irony” deciding the working bee to develop more cycling safety would break health and safety rules.

Batt said “It is not a matter of concern for us to ride our bikes and for the people to take a walk along the cycling paths, but in case, you are walking with a broom or something like, then it seems to be problematic.”
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