Developers of Auckland's tallest and most striking new office tower have told investors that plans are advancing well.

Uber has announced a 10 per cent drop in all its fares as local companies put out their own apps to try to reclaim ground in the taxi market.

France declared its borders closed after the Paris attacks, but the reality was different.

It's hoped a new seaside pathway between Hutt Valley and Wellington will make urban cycling a safer and more attractive transport choice.

I spun off the road twice in 10 minutes yesterday - and yet they let me keep "driving."

Kiwi vehicle owners caught in Volkswagen's global emissions scandal are ramping up pressure for compensation after their American counterparts were offered a $1500-plus sweetener.

If the rise in the number of new or New Zealand-new cars being registered is an indicator of a region's growth, then Grey District led the way in 2014.

As Wellington bus users look forward to low weekend fares in the run-up to Christmas, their Auckland counterparts face a doubling of the price of new Hop cards.

Auckland Transport is considering extending the reach of its $100 million Hop ticketing system to council services such as libraries and swimming pools.

Blue Bubble taxis and Super Shuttle are rolling out new apps designed to seize the tech initiative back from global rival Uber.

Mediation between supporters of the Auckland Harbour Bridge SkyPath and its detractors has been delayed by a month.

Cycling is gaining in popularity in Auckland, judging by a survey showing a 35 per cent annual increase in pedalling numbers.

Environment Court grants cycling lobby groups permission to join litigation over Auckland's proposed SkyPath.

There are now nearly 70,000 electric vehicles in Norway. In New Zealand there are only 800. Is it time to follow Norway's lead?

Cycling around the city is on the rise, as the Auckland Council's Auckland Transport arm works on strategies to get more people on bikes, more often, and more safely.

The AT plans make sense, and are far from the officious nonsense many are complaining of.

To the brunette trying to do her make-up while driving the white Corolla on the busy Northwestern Motorway on Monday morning: You are a menace on the road!

Why the motorways in Auckland are never straight lines?

After almost two years, giant boring machine finally punches its way out of the ground.

Three top transport officials are accused of bribery totalling more than $1 million.

Man ran into Countdown to buy light bulbs - but then got hit with $50 fine after leaving to meet a friend for a quick coffee.

Giant tunnelling machine's two-year mission almost at an end.

Brace yourself, commuters. Five years of disruption in downtown Auckland has begun.

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Doubt not your sanity, and believe in your figments. These little gems are traffic management CCTV cameras.

Opposition parties have called for GPS data from Crown limousines to be released - a move which would reveal what speeds the vehicles had been travelling.

The Auckland Westpac Rescue Helicopter has been called to transport the victims to hospital.

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.

Problem with overhead line will delay rail commute home.