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Bus driver asks for fair go
Auckland bus driver Nico van der Zwet has spoken up in defence of his beleaguered profession and challenged other road users to improve their behaviour.
28 Wellington buses removed from road
Police and the New Zealand Transport Agency have ordered 28 Wellington buses off the road over safety fears.
Icy-road technology a world first
Potentially life-saving technology, first trialled on Dunedin roads, is being installed throughout Otago in another world first.
Ask Phoebe: Safety concerns lead to tunnel restrictions
When heading north on Great North Rd, will you be able to enter the Waterview tunnel to head south?
Auckland motorway re-opened after crack repaired
Auckland motorists have been told to avoid the North Western motorway after part of the road was closed due to "some sort of road subsistence".
Safety checks for Wellington buses
Fire risks and faults with emergency exits are among things being re-checked by police and transport inspectors on Wellington buses after faults were found.
The train now arriving is electric
Shrouded in bubble-wrap, the first of Auckland's 57 new electric trains has arrived from its Spanish factory.
Ask Phoebe: 'Merge like a zip' way to go at St Lukes off ramp
My husband and I are involved in a disagreement which we hope you can solve for us.
Bus u-turn on bridge scares passengers
Terrified passengers jumped out of a bus on Auckland's harbour bridge after it turned around into oncoming traffic yesterday afternoon.
Auckland's first electric train arrives
Auckland's first electric train is transported from the Ports of Auckland to its new home at Wiri Depot in the early hours of Monday 26th August. The new trains will be faster, quieter and more energy efficient, making rail travel an attractive option for the city's residents and visitors. For more information: http://www.aucklandtransport.govt.nz/improving-transport/auckland-rail-upgrade/electric-trains
U-turn on Harbour Bridge
A bus has done a u-turn on the Auckland Harbour Bridge and driven towards oncoming traffic.
Rival: Here's how to save Waitemata
Port of Tauranga is holding up its inland port at Onehunga as part of the answer to avoiding further reclamation of the Waitemata Harbour for port business.
Locals fear loss of carparking
Residents of Auckland's city fringe are worried their streets could become "parking lots" under Auckland Transport plans timed to take place after October's local body elections.
Bus almost crushed us, says driver
Bus drivers are facing more accusations of misbehaviour, including an Auckland woman who says her car was almost squashed when a coach forced it on to a motorway shoulder.
Last-minute Hop card delay leaves commuters in lurch
North Shore commuters are confused by a late delay to the planned introduction of Auckland's $100 million electronic Hop card system on two large bus fleets.
Ferry commuters biggest losers as travel passes axed
Auckland Transport has axed travel passes aimed at encouraging North Shore ferry users to catch feeder buses or trains to the waterfront.
AT corruption investigated
Auckland Transport has called on external investigators to guide its inquiry into corruption claims and has stood down a senior manager on indefinite leave.
Cannabis drivers told to wise up
A new ad campaign is targeting "sensible stoners" who falsely believe smoking cannabis makes them more focused behind the wheel.
Minister's electric switch
Transport Minister Gerry Brownlee says his scepticism about electric cars has all but disappeared.
Cross him at your peril
Actor Jamie Robinson (pictured) is one of two spandex-clad human railroad crossings in Auckland.
Experts debate fate of heritage sites
Auckland Transport consultants are divided over whether heritage buildings more than 140 years old will survive excavations for the city's railway.
Rail, road corruption probes
Two large public transport organisations - Auckland Transport and KiwiRail - are holding inquiries into separate allegations of corruption over contracts.
TV3 fears tunnel troubles
Auckland Transport is resisting pressure from TV3's owners to buy them out of their studios above the city's underground rail project.
Warrant of fitness changes announced
Changes to vehicle inspection rules will be introduced in two stages next year, Transport Minister Gerry Brownlee announced today.
Rail firm says sorry to family
A pregnant mother who ran more than 2km after an Auckland train cut her off from her three young sons has received an apology from the rail company.