We look forward to welcoming you to 2WALKandCYCLE 2024!
We're delighted to confirm the conference will be held at Tākina Convention Centre, Te Whanganui-a-Tara Wellington on Monday 18 and Tuesday 19 March 2024.
Registration is now open! Click the link below to view the registration page.
Registration is now open! Click the link below to view the registration page.
Theme
People Power: the path to low carbon transport
With the impacts of climate change, leaders need to step up to the challenges of transforming our transport network and provide better options to get people where they want to go.
While we’ve seen great change through our recreational routes, our attention must now turn to transforming our urban centres to provide better transport options, so that everyone, even kids, can get around in climate-friendly ways.
Active transport has a central role to play in meeting society’s health, wellbeing and climate change mitigation objectives. We will showcase strategies and innovative projects that are helping to achieve these goals.
While we’ve seen great change through our recreational routes, our attention must now turn to transforming our urban centres to provide better transport options, so that everyone, even kids, can get around in climate-friendly ways.
Active transport has a central role to play in meeting society’s health, wellbeing and climate change mitigation objectives. We will showcase strategies and innovative projects that are helping to achieve these goals.
What to expect
2WALKandCYCLE People Power: the path to low carbon transport will be an important step forwards in the growth of active transport in NZ.
Showcasing ways to develop and deliver sustainable urban transport networks, the conference will inform our journey towards reshaping our transport systems for the future. It will re-examine the balance between competing demands for space and resources, and ways to rebalance our transport system to better provide for walking, cycling, and public transport.
If you have walking and/or cycling products or services, you will be connecting with attendees including leaders, engineers, urban planners, architects, academics, politicians, advocates and others from a broad range of organisations such as local and central government, consultancies, universities, businesses and departments focusing on health along with advocacy groups.
Showcasing ways to develop and deliver sustainable urban transport networks, the conference will inform our journey towards reshaping our transport systems for the future. It will re-examine the balance between competing demands for space and resources, and ways to rebalance our transport system to better provide for walking, cycling, and public transport.
If you have walking and/or cycling products or services, you will be connecting with attendees including leaders, engineers, urban planners, architects, academics, politicians, advocates and others from a broad range of organisations such as local and central government, consultancies, universities, businesses and departments focusing on health along with advocacy groups.