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This shows that when enough pressure is applied, the new Minister can be responsive. And it further speaks to the success of community advocacy for keeping speed reductions in place. 👏

"He said vehicle speed was the generally the biggest factor for pedestrian injuries and death: A person was four times more likely to be killed or seriously injured if hit by a car travelling at 50kph compared to 30kph." Read more here:

BPWF offers walks guided by volunteers with local knowledge of the areas where the walks take place. The walks vary from short strolls in urban areas to full-day tramps to more remote locations.

Our February newsletter is out now:

Living Streets Aotearoa will be submitting in favour of this project. If you would like to make a submission, fill in the submission form available online at the Gisborne District Council website by this Friday 7 February.

"Nelson City councillor Rachel Sanson said reverting to higher speed limits in Marybank was a reckless decision that put children and the community at risk."

LSA is encouraging our members and supporters to submit in favour of safer streets and safer communities. ✍️

This article includes timely advice, for example: "remain attentive on the road, as children can often be unpredictable and appear out of nowhere."

Looking for a loop walk this summer? Check out this great list from RNZ.