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Macbeth, A.G., Boulter, R., Ryan, P. S., 2005

Macbeth, A.G., Boulter, R., Ryan, P. S., 2005, New Zealand walking and cycling strategies - best practice, Research Report 274, Land Transport New Zealand, Wellington.
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This report offers a collection of New Zealand and some international walking and cycling strategies, highlighting examples of best practice. It aims to simplify the task of developing walking and cycling strategies, as well as reviewing existing documents.