Patrick Morgan

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The road safety strategy around getting rid of the white lines in the middle of roads. Audio

Patrick Morgan of the Cycling Advocates Network talks about the troublesome cycleways around Dunedin. Audio

How dangerous are tinted car windows? We have the cyclists' point of view with Patrick Morgan of the Cycling Advocates Network. Audio

The spending the greeting the worries about overseas travel. What the Panelists Duncan Webb and Dita de Boni have been thinking about. Christchurch reporter Rachel Graham tells the Panel - the future… Audio

A pair of Italian public radio presenters want to nominate the bicycle for a Nobel Peace Prize. So what have bikes done for peace, exactly? Audio

Fewer kids are cycling. Will we really need more cycle lanes in the future? We ask Patrick Morgan of the Cyclists Action Network. Audio

Patrick Morgan loves to bike, and has done so around the world. He recently returned from four months cycling through central Asia. Audio

Patrick Morgan of the Cycling Advocates Network joins the Panel to talk about if bikes and cars can ever co-exist in peace. Audio

It could soon be illegal for motorists not to give cyclists ample space when overtaking them. Audio

A coroner's call to make high visibility clothing compulsory for cyclists has been rubbished by a cycling advocates group, which says it's a misguided idea and won't reduce deaths on the road. Audio

Patrick Morgan from Wellington has chosen 'Harbour Bridge' by Don McGlashan. Audio

Cycling Advocates Network project manager Patrick Morgan is making his way around the world to see how other cities manager their cycling culture. Audio

Cyclists are calling for further testing for drivers and changes to speed zones, after five cyclists were killed in less than a week. Audio