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Trains cancelled because of track fault

Shuttle buses in operation after track fault disrupts train services.

Editorial: Airport rail route would be a winner

When most of us look at a map of Auckland's railways, a spur line to the airport appears obvious and easy.

Crashes, rain jam Auckland traffic

Bad weather and crashes have caused traffic jams in Auckland, with NZTA warning that there is heavy congestion on the North-Western Motorway.

East West Link a 'waste of money'

Aucklanders are to be given another chance to have their say on one of the city's most expensive roading projects, as critics call for cost reductions.

Rudman: Axing rail makes fix a future problem

COMMENT: We shouldn't be closing off options when the only "solution" on the table is a pie in the sky light rail system.

Crossing to the Shore should have rail in mind

COMMENT: Our planning needs to be robust but that is no excuse to kick the can down the road to the next generation.

Device could nab drivers buzzing cyclists

A new device used by law enforcement in Canada could help enforce the legal distance between cyclists and cars on the road.

'Blue Link' route for central suburbs

The central suburbs are getting a new Blue Link bus but the majority of services in East Auckland will soon end in Panmure so commuters can transfer to a train.

Congestion tax not yet done and dusted

COMMENT: You know things are getting weird when Treasury Secretary Makhlouf starts channelling the Victorian era and Oscar Wilde to talk about Auckland.

Editorial: AT's bus colour plan corporate think gone mad

If AT has been reading our mail, and doubtless its own, it will know there is outrage over its decision to paint all municipal buses the same colour.

Watch NZH Focus: Key Rules Out Ransom Payment

This afternoon on NZ Herald Focus John Key rules out any ransom payment for New Zealander kidnapped in Nigeria and surface flooding is causing chaos on roads across the middle of the country as the Government announces extra funding to make our State Highways safer.

$60 million a year to remove blackspots

An extra $60 million a year will be used to remove blackspots on State Highways, in a move that could save 900 lives and serious injuries over the next decade.

Could authorities be tracking you?

Transport Minister Simon Bridges says road tolling could be done by GPS satellite, as opposed to toll gantries or cameras.

GPS proposal to track Auckland traffic

GPS tracking may be used to charge drivers for using Auckland's roads - a move which raises concerns about "Big Brother" behaviour.

Watch: Rental car inches away from head-on collision

Truck driver records moment car overtook him on bend, as oncoming driver has to take evasive action.

Editorial: Reversal on tolls music to council ears

Sometime next year, when the Waterview tunnels are opened, Auckland's planned motorway network will be virtually complete.