Taxi companies are imposing some of the country's highest credit card surcharges.

Text-to-pay parking meters have failed at least three times in the past two months.

Recent events have fuelled debate between cyclists and drivers over road rules and acceptable behaviour. What are the opinions of a cyclist and a motorist?

More than 120 young people were caught driving illegally during a week-long police campaign targeting high schools.

It would make the inner city an attractive, convenient and interesting place to live and work, writes Michael Barnett and Kim Campbell.

Given the emphasis placed on TV ratings for the 7 o'clock time slot, for example, would you please explain how these ratings are calculated?

Popular support for spending on public transport has almost doubled over 20 years, according to a poll of 750 New Zealanders.

One of New Zealand's most enduring works of fiction is the Auckland rail timetable, writes Peter Lyons. I ventured back on to the trains last week after being banned several years ago.

New Hobsonville and Beach Haven ferry services have fuelled frustration among hundreds of southeast Auckland commuters about delays to a $12 million upgrade.

David Ware, managing director of publicly listed mobile radio company TeamTalk, wrote an editorial in the latest company newsletter railing against cyclists.

Auckland Transport's parking wardens are enjoying views of Takapuna Beach from the upstairs balcony of a building which was gifted by North Shore citizens for a public library.

Join us at noon today for a live chat with Geoff Cooper, economist for Auckland City.

Walkers and cyclists are jubilant at winning Auckland Council committee support yesterday for a harbour bridge pathway, but face another workout before a final council sign-off.

Many of us live alongside dusty unsealed roads, in many cases just a few kilometres from city suburbs.

Plans to sling a walking and bike path under the Auckland Harbour Bridge have become a preferred choice of the Transport Agency, provided it is paid for by tolls.

Hundreds of homes are in the firing line of a new arterial road for South Auckland - of which the first section alone is costed at almost $250 million.

Employers are rejecting migrant job-seekers without cars as they have little faith in public transport delivering them to work on time, Auckland Transport has been told.

Between the Market Rd overbridge and Newmarket Viaduct, there is an area of land on the left of the motorway that has been left to go to seed.

Politicians are upset that an Auckland Transport bylaw may ban mobile election hoardings and put restrictions on others.