Spending days stuck in traffic
Aucklanders are spending the equivalent of almost 12 working days sitting in traffic each year, and the gridlock only appears to be getting worse.
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AT raises cash fares, Hop card incentive
The council body is doubling the cash fare for CityLink buses to $1 from March 29 and imposing a 50c charge for Hop card users now able to ride them free.
Subsidy goes so bus users pay
Auckland bus users will have to start paying to travel in the central city after Heart of the City and Waterfront Auckland pulled funding for CityLink bus.
Pasifika too far from its grassroots
Auckland's Pasifika Festival is facing a backlash from those who pushed for it in the first place - with some threatening to boycott the event.
Electric car scheme derided by Taxi Federation
Auckland Transport's proposed electric car-share scheme has been welcomed by associations representing bus and rental vehicle firms while being derided by the Taxi Federation.
Cheap parking offered for electric cars
Auckland Transport is offering free parking for hundreds of electric vehicles that it hopes will be provided for a public car-sharing scheme.
Auckland looks at electric car scheme
Auckland will issue a worldwide call for investors in an electric car-share scheme such as those in North American and European cities.
Auckland's planned Puhinui Interchange
The Puhinui Interchange will be a key focus of the transport spend receiving $47 million. Video / Auckland Transport
Mt Eden City Rail Link Station fly through
From a cost-benefit perspective, the return on the investment in the Central Rail Link is now $2.4 billion in the red. Video / City Rail Link
What to expect on public transport at Alert Level 2
Auckland Transport shares what to expect when traveling at Alert Level 2. Video / AT
Auckland Transport's changes due to Covid-19
Auckland Transport explains the changes they have made to services to minimise the spread of Covid-19. Video / AT