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A year on from the death of Levi James, what’s changed for Auckland cyclists?

Summary by Ground News
A 19-year-old was killed while riding his bike on a dangerous stretch of Auckland road. The tragedy became a rallying call to make the city safer for cyclists. Tommy de Silva looks at what's been achieved in the 12 months since the tragedy. The best way to keep people on bikes safe is separated infrastructure, he says.

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A year on from the death of Levi James, what’s changed for Auckland cyclists?

A progress check-in on cycling safety in the supercity, 12 months since the 'entirely preventable' death of a 19-year-old.

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The Spinoff broke the news in New Zealand on Thursday, March 23, 2023.
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