Two regular public transport users — Roger Hall on the buses and Barry Jenkins on the trains — share the trials of recent rides.

Len Brown's recent cuddle-up to Transport Minister Simon Bridges reminds me of a poor Whanganui chap banged up in Bali for being willing to believe anything in his quest for a little love, writes Brian Rudman.

People are concerned about rates - I am too. But as a result of our budget work and the adoption of a levy we can invest more in transport, writes Auckland mayor Len Brown.

Nothing annoys generally well-behaved drivers quite so much as having the traffic rulebook thrown at them for a minor transgression.

Nick Henrys' 1996 Honda Civic is available to hire for $50 a day - one of about 30 vehicles available under the YourDrive scheme.

Auckland's Harbour Bridge set for radical change as cycling and walking attachment gets resource consent.

Barney Irvine urges the Government and Auckland Council to strive for an accord on transport when they meet tomorrow.

Auckland Transport is having to stump of $21 million to “future-proof” a motorway project for trains or trams to the airport.

A life-size version of the Green Man in the pedestrian "cross now" lights brought laughter to Auckland's CBD.

Money has been allocated for a business case for another Waitemata Harbour traffic crossing for Auckland, within a $13.9 billion national land transport budget for the next three years.

ACC says second critical error responsible for blowout in number of people who paid incorrect amounts.

Auckland is receiving 30 per cent of a $13.9 billion budget for state highways, local roads, public transport, walking, cycling and road policing.

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?

Main work on the $2.5 billion city rail link is due to start in May next year, beginning with a new entrance for commuters at the rear of Britomart train station.

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.

We need wonder no longer. Funding for the SuperGold Card will be frozen at $28 million plus inflation for the next five years.

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.