Add your business to the Cycling Works campaign

Cycling is good for Wellington's businesses.

Wellington City Council have committed to create Paneke Pōneke - a connected bike network across the city.

The plan is excellent but is already being challenged by some for reallocating public road space.

Statements in support from business leaders (preferably a Managing Director or CEO) are needed about why your company supports the new cycling network plan. 

Add you business or organisation's support behind the Cycling Works campaign.

Employees

Ask your employer to stand up for your right to a safe cycling route to work.

Without your employer's support there is a real possibility that naysayers will delay safe cycling climate action in Te Whanganui-a-Tara.

Please email your leader/s and ask them to add their name to the Cycling Works campaign. The higher in the company the better. CEOs or Managing Directors are usually the roles primarily concerned with employee health and safety, and willing to back something that prioritises employee well being.

 

Business leaders

Please email the following to Cycling Wellington at [email protected]:

  1. A statement in support of Paneke Pōneke - the Bike Network Plan, and better, safer biking for Wellingtonians in general. 200 - 500 words suggested
  2. Your name and role (who provided the statement)
  3. Company logo and a preferred destination URL (doesn't have to be your homepage)
  4. Your portrait pic (optional)

Have a read through the existing support statements for examples of what you could say. There are also some useful pointers to draw inspiration from on the main Cycling Works page.

Support

Help Cycle Wellington make riding in Wellington better than ever.

For only $5 a month you can make a difference.

Your contribution will go towards:

  • Funding the technology we use to coordinate and communicate with our membership
  • Buying ads, running campaigns, printing posters etc
  • Paying for venues and supporting events
  • Paying for pop-up bike lanes - planter boxes, screws, dirt, compost
  • Professional services e.g. accountants, lawyers, web designers, communication professionals

33% of contributions go to CAN (Cycling Action Network). CAN is the national body that coordinates cycle advocacy throughout the country.

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