First section of Papakura pedestrian bridge installed overnight
The construction of a new pedestrian bridge has begun at Pescara Point near Papakura.
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John Roughan: Transport changes could drive us round the bend
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Person hit and killed by truck in Manurewa
Great South Rd is closed in both directions following the crash.
Drivers upset at 'parking breach notices'
Lucas Arthur is unhappy about $65 "parking breach notices" handed to Uber and taxi drivers dropping off passengers at Princess Wharf. / Doug Sherring
Auckland bus driver refuses to open door for mother and baby
Auckland bus driver refuses to open door for mother and baby.
Crashes cause delays on Northern Motorway
Car crashes have blocked lanes heading north and southbound on the Northern motorway.
Nats accused of sitting on favourable rail report
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Travel times on Auckland motorways
Travel times on Auckland motorways at morning and afternoon peaks between 2012 and 2016. Source: New Zealand Transport Agency.
Watch: Video shows how Western Ring Route will make travel easier
The NZ Transport Agency has released a new animation showing how the Western Ring Route will make it easier to travel through and around Auckland and the upper North Island.
Watch: Auckland Transport Chair talks City Rail Link
Auckland Transport chairman talks about the City Rail Link.
Brian Rudman: Blame and shame the real bus culprits
Auckland's main commuter bus operator, NZ Bus, has started a "Better Bus" campaign to shame errant passengers into better traveller etiquette, writes Brian Rudman.
NZTA apologises for driving test backlog
People wanting to sit practical driving tests are facing hefty waits of up to six weeks before their driving skills can be assessed.