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Cameras for special-ed transport

All Ministry of Education-contracted vehicles used to transport special needs children will have cameras installed following the case of a driver who sexually assaulted a girl he was tasked with....

Seven bus drivers struck by passengers

NZ Bus, which has 1100 drivers, had reported seven assaults on its drivers this year, said AT spokesman Mark Hannan.

Five hours with no bathroom break, say bus drivers

Next time you're holding on while you're on the bus spare a thought for the drivers, who say they're sometimes stuck in the seat for more than five hours at a time.

Punched while trying to drive a bus

Logan Pillay was caught off-guard when a passenger punched him, causing him to flinch and drive into the back of the car in front of him.

Herald on Sunday editorial: Wardens prowl for the council in the dark

AT: Fined: while you were sleeping...

Auckland Transport's night patrol has scooped close to $1 million with tickets issued between midnight and 6am.

New Interislander ferry due in Wellington

The 180m freight and passenger ferry Kaiarahi has made a 13-day trip from Singapore to join the Aratere and Kaitaki in crossing the Cook Strait.

Ask Phoebe: AT working to minimise interchange congestion

Rants & Raves: Narrow lane feud

New Zealanders tell us what they love about life in New Zealand - and what needs to change

Distracted drivers in the gun

Auckland motorists were spotted yesterday using their mobile phones while behind the wheel, despite a nationwide campaign.

Traffic flow info: what it's all about

The Transport Agency launched its upgraded website this year, designed to make navigation easier, providing the best real-time travel information.

Focus on last sites needed for rail Auckland rail link

Auckland Transport is negotiating with four parties on the last remaining properties standing in the way of its $2.5 billion City Rail Link.

Progress for Auckland's central bike bridge

Auckland's new central bike bridge has started to snake over Spaghetti Junction after the installation of its first prefabricated sections.

AT traffic flow trial in Parnell

As part of the whole-of-route approach for the public transport in the area, Auckland Transport was testing signal options to try to improve traffic flow from other directions.

AT creating extra CBD bus lanes

The council organisation has begun marking up 1.2 kilometres of extra lanes into the city centre.

Supermarket bans wheel clamping

Clamping is out at the Titirangi supermarket where shoppers threatened a boycott over the parking enforcement strategy.

Rants & Raves: Wreckless cyclists

New Zealanders tell us what they love about life in New Zealand - and what needs to change.

Mt Victoria tunnel going green

Wellington's Mt Victoria tunnel will be painted light green insid as part of an upgrade that has been underway since 2012.