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Consultation has concluded
One of the great things we love about the Kāpiti Coast is our extensive walking and cycling network.
Our walking and cycling network plan is a ten-year programme of prioritised projects to develop and improve our walking and cycling network. Our previous plan (known as Stride ’n Ride) is coming to the end of its ten-year life span, so we’re updating it.
Our vision is to create a walking and cycling network in Kāpiti that’s safe, accessible, and integrated with high-demand routes. An enhanced walking and cycling network will improve the safety, reach and accessibility of our active transport network and support tourism.
We asked for your feedback about priorities for future improvements to our walking and cycling network so that we can prepare a business case to prioritise projects in our next ten-year walking and cycling network plan.
How you could have your say
We asked you to drop a pin along key points on a route that you take to get to work, shops, public transport, school or other destinations where you cycle, walk, scoot or horse ride in place of using a vehicle, and add a comment or photo. You could add multiple pins to show us all the locations that are important to you.
We wanted to know about:
your main walking and/or cycling routes and how popular they are,
where you walk or cycle for getting from A to B, for example school, work, gym, shops and public transport,
any parts of the network that feel unsafe and how we can make it safer,
any improvements or extensions to the network that would improve your experience,
your favourite walking and/or cycling paths and trails and what you love about them,
and where you use other modes of transport, for example, scooter, mobility scooter, electric scooter and horse-riding – please specify in the comments for your pin.
You could also leave a general comment to be included in the consultation and ask questions.
Consultation closed at midnight on Sunday 9 June
One of the great things we love about the Kāpiti Coast is our extensive walking and cycling network.
Our walking and cycling network plan is a ten-year programme of prioritised projects to develop and improve our walking and cycling network. Our previous plan (known as Stride ’n Ride) is coming to the end of its ten-year life span, so we’re updating it.
Our vision is to create a walking and cycling network in Kāpiti that’s safe, accessible, and integrated with high-demand routes. An enhanced walking and cycling network will improve the safety, reach and accessibility of our active transport network and support tourism.
We asked for your feedback about priorities for future improvements to our walking and cycling network so that we can prepare a business case to prioritise projects in our next ten-year walking and cycling network plan.
How you could have your say
We asked you to drop a pin along key points on a route that you take to get to work, shops, public transport, school or other destinations where you cycle, walk, scoot or horse ride in place of using a vehicle, and add a comment or photo. You could add multiple pins to show us all the locations that are important to you.
We wanted to know about:
your main walking and/or cycling routes and how popular they are,
where you walk or cycle for getting from A to B, for example school, work, gym, shops and public transport,
any parts of the network that feel unsafe and how we can make it safer,
any improvements or extensions to the network that would improve your experience,
your favourite walking and/or cycling paths and trails and what you love about them,
and where you use other modes of transport, for example, scooter, mobility scooter, electric scooter and horse-riding – please specify in the comments for your pin.
You could also leave a general comment to be included in the consultation and ask questions.
