Auckland Transport suffers as more people work from home
Numbers show residents are not using public transport as much as they were before 2020.
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Uber buses? Regional council to contemplate 'on demand' bus service
You might soon be able to hail a bus to your doorstep in the same way you'd hail an Uber.
Basil Sharp: Shaking Auckland's car habit
Opinion: Environment and health improvements cannot be 'magicked' out of thin air.
Auckland Harbour Bridge crash causing delays
A crash is currently blocking the left, southbound lane on the bridge.
'Strategic leadership vacuum': Positions vacant at Let's Get Wellington Moving
Five are 'lead' roles, one 'managerial', one 'partner', and legal and comms advisors.
Burnt-out car containing body removed from Flat Bush park
A post-mortem will be held tomorrow.
Liam Dann: Queen City feels the pain - and it hurts
Auckland's CBD is being battered by border closure, infrastructure work and social change.
Auckland Transport sets the groundwork for New Zealand's first hydrogen bus
AT is getting set to unveil the country's first hydrogen fuel cell bus.
Girl, 12, breaks nose after being thrown into bus windscreen
A car reportedly forced the bus to brake hard after cutting into the bus lane.
Lime scooter rider faces trial after Auckland woman knocked out at bus stop
Lime scooter rider stopped to help and wait, faces recklessness charge in court.
Govt faced with competing advice on mandatory mask use
Masks are now compulsory on all trains, buses and planes at alert levels 1 and 2.
Auckland snap lockdown 'frustrating' but justified - expert
City's snap lockdown may have been frustrating - but was still called for, expert says.
Children barred from school bus by 1904 law
Parents are driving kids to school because of a 1904 law barring them from school buses.
What you need to know about using public transport in Auckland under level 2
Auckland mayor: 'A short sharp lockdown was necessary to hit this outbreak on the head.'
'I deliberately didn't mince my words': Transport Minister speaks after scathing letter
Michael Wood outlines more of the plan to get Let's Get Wellington Moving actually moving.
Wellingtonians split on proposals to densify city housing
'We might lose a few old houses along the way but there's so much more to be gained.'
Wharf closed a week after two-year, $2.6m upgrade completed
A North Shore wharf has been closed for safety reasons a week after it re-opened.
No airport bus to Hutt City a 'slap in the face'
The future of the Airport Flyer bus is up for debate at a transport meeting this morning.
Wellington's airport bus off the road until mid-2022
The regional council is now taking control of securing the Airport Flyer's future.
30,000 fare dodgers caught on Auckland's public transport
Most people do the right thing, but those who don't are potentially costing AT thousands.
Queen Street conundrum: Has the Golden Mile lost its lustre?
It's been described as the city's "engine room". What lies ahead for Auckland's main drag?
Mongrel Mob bikers warned by ferry bosses: Be good
Mighty Mongrel Mob Barbarian MC came from around NZ to gather in Christchurch.
Barney Irvine: Five must-dos to get northwest Auckland moving
OPINION: New houses are not being matched by new infrastructure to meet the increase.
Unmasked: The Auckland bus drivers not wearing face coverings
Virus expert questions Covid-19 mask mandate in our largest city following Herald survey.
Bus leaves two teenagers stranded in 'the middle of nowhere'
"We lost it when we then saw the bus drive away with all our stuff."
'A nightmare': Cars set to be banned from Queen St
Two large sections of Queen St will be bus-only by mid-2021.
Back to School: Walking to schools helps body, brain and the planet
Despite the health and traffic benefits of walking, most Kiwi kids get a lift to school.
Cyclists want Tamaki Drive's bumpy cycleway replaced with concrete
Cyclist: 'It's like going mountain biking on a road bike'.
City Rail Link taking shape below Auckland CBD
Deep below Karangahape Rd is one of two underground stations.
Troubled waters: Yacht wedged under car ramp after colliding with ferry
Residents heard the ferry horn blaring before a loud crash echoed throughout the area.
Why West Auckland traffic is driving residents mad
Over 30 years Northwest is expected to grow by more than 100,000 people and 40,000 homes.
AT unveils fleet of electric buses for new AirportLink service
New electric buses will run between Manukau and the Auckland International Airport.
$46.3m: AT fine revenue rises 60 per cent in two years
But officials say they're just trying to keep city moving and ease emissions.