Thousands of Auckland roads affected by Minister’s speed limit reduction reversal
AT says on roads with lower speeds, fewer people have died or been injured.
AT says on roads with lower speeds, fewer people have died or been injured.
The Transport Minister will be working with AT to develop a 10-year plan.
Minister for Auckland Simeon Brown briefs Auckland business leaders amid calls for more urgent infrastructure delivery and central Government involvement. Video / NZ Herald
The City Rail Link is almost done with the new stations shaping up. Video / Corey Fleming / City Rail Link
After years of disruption, the finishing touches are coming together.
AT has developed a five-point plan for the next three years to deliver better service.
OPINION: Test and test again – the safety catchcry underscores CRL’s next phase.
Trains have to be tested for fire and terrorist scenarios.
Auckland Transport points towards KiwiRail infrastructure issue as the cause.
A man has been left with serious head injuries after a crash last night.
Mayor Wayne Brown shared the frustrations of firefighters on raised crossings.
Police said they did not have enough evidence during initial inquiries to lay charges.
Animal control improvements, higher parking fees and cutting expensive road projects.
A 66-page Fenz report into AT traffic calming's impact on response time has been obtained.
Pink concertgoers continued to experience transport problems on Saturday night.
Police are able to tap into data gathered from across the road network.
Fans left fuming at struggles to get home after the first of Pink's Eden Park concerts.
The loss of the tax leaves a $1.2b hole in transport funding.
Public transport is meant to be better for the city, but it sucks, says one commuter.
People could be heard stamping and being thrown around on the top deck in the fracas.
Today's issue is another in a string of problems affecting Auckland's train commuters.
OPINION: 'The same petty criticism is happening all across the city.'
The closure was recently extended for three more months until the end of April.
Trains were halted for at least 23 minutes while the 'technical issue' was resolved.
'Infrastructure issue' now partially resolved; passengers told to expect ongoing delays.
“What in the Temu road markings is this?”
Big Gay Out starts at 12pm at Coyle Park.
OPINION: 'Eden Park has had its day, it is time for something ambitious.'
OPINION: It's good to see a mayor squaring up to central government on behalf of the city.
In the comedy of errors that is Auckland public transport, the jokes write themselves.