What We Move Forward
Four connected areas guide the work of Safer Cycling Foundation across New Zealand.
Promoting greater understanding of the risks faced by cyclists and encouraging patient, responsible, and considerate behaviour on New Zealand roads.
Help every road user recognise how their decisions affect the safety of people cycling nearby.
Awareness is the foundation of shared, predictable roads. When drivers and cyclists understand each other's perspective, journeys become calmer and safer for everyone.
Providing practical resources for new cyclists, families, commuters, recreational riders, schools, and community groups.
Equip riders of all ages and experience levels with the knowledge to make safer decisions on every journey.
Confidence and competence come from informed practice. Education helps new and experienced riders alike prepare properly and ride more safely.
Creating opportunities for cyclists and local communities to share experiences, concerns, stories, and practical ideas.
Build a connected community where cycling-safety experiences and ideas can be heard and discussed.
Local knowledge and lived experience help identify what genuinely improves safety in specific communities across New Zealand.
Encouraging constructive conversations with organisations, road users, community stakeholders, and decision-makers about safer cycling environments.
Support constructive, evidence-informed dialogue that contributes towards better cycling environments.
Meaningful, lasting improvement in cycling safety depends on collaboration between communities, organisations, and decision-makers.
Safer cycling requires more than one organisation. Explore how you can get involved.
