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Elderly forced to buy travel card

Grey Power says forcing pensioners to fork out for a new bus card to use free public transport is "cruel".

Train delays after track fault

Auckland's trains are now running to schedule after an earlier fault caused delays.

Harbour tunnel raises rail worry

Controversy erupted yesterday over research into a new Waitemata Harbour crossing, with public transport advocates claiming it won't include rail.

Roading works zooming ahead

Motorists will be pleased to know more than 58 per cent of roadworks on the nation's highways are finished early.

Ask Phoebe: Mt Eden's new streetlights seen as a deterrent to criminals

There are a couple of issues here. Well, three, really. The streetlights are being upgraded to more cost-efficient and safer light-emitting diodes (LEDs).

Crash causes rush hour delays in Auckland

Two cars collided in Otara about 5.19pm and a fire was extinguished at the scene.

Budget 2016 - Feeling the Pressure

What can the Budget 2016 do for our schools, housing, health and transport?

London taxis raise $400m to electrify fleets

The Chinese owner of the London Taxi Co has raised $400 million for a project to electrify its iconic black cabs.

Traffic-jam 'solved': Your reactions

One man thinks he's found the solution to a dreaded pinchpoint for traffic heading north of Auckland. Here are your reactions to the plan.

Traffic woes drive people from Auckland

People are being driven out of New Zealand's biggest city by traffic congestion problems, with many saying their quality of life is being eroded.

Andrew Scoggins: Warkworth road jam a complex project

COMMENT: There is no doubt the road layout in and around Hill St at Warkworth is one of the most challenging and frustrating journeys anywhere in the region.

Tolerance on speed limit causes confusion

In general, the speed limit for cars on main rural roads and motorways is 100km/h, and 50km/h on urban roads, unless signs say otherwise.

CEO's desperate attempt to stop 'unfair, badly timed' proposal

Hundreds turn out to protest 'cheese cutter' barriers

Hundreds of motorcyclists turned out to protest against wire median barriers today.

Electric car in bus lane 'good problem'

The Govt has defended its proposal to let electric cars use bus lanes despite a study showing it would result in an "unacceptably low level of service".

Electric cars to zip down bus lanes

A proposal to allow electric cars to drive in bus lanes will worsen congestion and do little to encourage uptake of electric vehicles, experts say.

Electric cars given bus lane access

Electric cars will soon be allowed to drive in bus lanes, the Government has revealed.

Auckland growth woes: 'quality problem' - Key