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Transport: Aucklanders pay too much

Public transport in Auckland has been ranked second most expensive of 32 major cities, confirming concerns of commuters.

Traffic hell: Is there a way out?

As Auckland strains at the seams, fears abound over our transport system's capacity to provide the heavy lifting needed to keep a bulging population on the move.

NZTA speeding data won't be sent to police

Zero tolerance was the holiday message to motorists - yet staff at our road safety agency went over 100km/h on 33,000 occasions.

Bus tycoon flags NZX float plan

Bus and ferry operator Souter Group is flagging the possibility of a public listing as it puts down the accelerator on growth.

NZTA speeding: Fast and furious

Staff caught illegally hooning in work cars at least 8500 times in nine months

'We want to get drivers off autopilot'

Massive billboards that look like trains are to be placed at railway crossings to prompt drivers to slow down and check for trains.

Uber test case may have NZ fallout

Uber may look twice at contracts it has here in New Zealand if a US court rules its 200,000 Californian drivers are employees, not contractors.

Uber driver case is a test for 'sharing-economy'

An Uber case debating employee or independent contractor status is significant for other firms in the sharing economy.

Push for rail-only tunnels

Transport campaigners want the Government to consider saving billions of dollars by building a rail-only crossing under Auckland's Waitemata Harbour.

Boom times hit Auckland Airport in June

Things are booming at Auckland Airport, with visitors from China and the US up more than 20 per cent last month.

Trespasser disrupts train services

There are reports a trespasser is on the tracks and disrupting morning train services on Auckland's western line.

Bottleneck will get fresh coat of paint

$35/week extra for parking

Aucklanders commuting to work in the central city will soon have to pay an extra $35 a week at three of Auckland Council's inner-city car park buildings.

Person dies after falling onto train tracks

A police spokesman said officers arrived about 12.15pm and were still examining the scene of the fatality in Newmarket.

Auckland trains go electric

The shiny new electric trains have left their Auckland stations this morning without a major hitch.

Hitching NZ up to disruptive tech's cart

Kiwis have started disruptive businesses ranging from local beauty salon booking apps to rockets aimed at flying satellites to space but more could be thinking bigger, say sector leaders.