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Do you have a question for Phoebe? New Zealanders ask Phoebe about transport related or Auckland issues.
Do you have a question for Phoebe? New Zealanders ask Phoebe about transport related or Auckland issues.
Mashed between a footpath and the side of a bus, Bruce Copeland says he had seconds to unclip his cycle cleats and jump to safety.
Two of Auckland's busiest motorway entry and exit points are being upgraded for a major bike route as the Government digs deeper into its $100 million urban cycleways fund.
A breakdown on an Auckland motorway earlier this morning caused major traffic delays.
Officials are scrambling to fix the problem but last night didn't appear sure exactly how many makes of car were affected.
I read your column about fog lights with interest. Are there still any similar requirements not to dazzle oncoming cars with headlights as there used to be?
Auckland's largest public transport operator has issued a final warning to a driver who tried alerting the city's deputy mayor to safety concerns about illegal car-parking on a bus stop.
The California Labor commissioner has ruled that Uber drivers are employees, not contractors.
Transport planners can do so much more with wheels on roads that it is hard to fathom their attachment to iron rails, writes John Roughan.
Things often get worse before they get better, but for long-suffering Auckland rail passengers the prelude to electric trains is beyond a joke.
An Air New Zealand aircraft that suffered engine failure after being hit by a bird had been released to fly.
Maurice Williamson has attacked his own minister over a transport spat he compared to a "nuclear explosion".
A Government-commissioned report has recommended the creation of an authority with the power to acquire private land for large-scale housing developments.
As a new Spaghetti Junction rises, contractors are also toiling on a slew of related motorway projects to add flesh to the long-awaited western ring route.
Government road builders in the thick of the country's largest transport upgrade are designing yet another project for Auckland's western ring route.
A new report has highlighted the growing trend in Generation Y's use of public transport - with a prediction that close to 50 per cent of those aged 15 to 35 would be using it in the next five years.
Drivers may soon be able to use their mobile phones to ease frustrations caused by the apparent whims of traffic signals, if a research project by a Victoria University professor goes ahead.
The very public matter of a new public space to replace the privatised Queen Elizabeth Square came up at a public meeting yesterday - and referred to a secret workshop.
A four car pile up on the southern motorway could cause headaches for commuters this morning.
A small crowd of about 50 people have turned out at a public meeting in Auckland tonight to discuss looming rates increases.
Dramatic house price growth is burdening Kiwi households with debt and putting the nation's financial stability at risk, the OECD warns.
Q&A with Oscar Ellison, founder of YourDrive, a peer-to-peer vehicle renting business in Auckland.
Education and bus company officials will meet in Auckland today after a police investigation into an incident in which children jumped off a moving school bus that wouldn't stop.
Russell Howarth is a former English riot policeman who has taken to performing citizens arrests on Sydney Uber drivers.
The Auckland Tramways Union is disappointed its employees were not warned there was a serious issue with batteries loaded in their bus ticket consoles.