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Cars still the favourite for speed and convenience

Public gets to give opinion on train plan

High seas drama on gulf ferry

Push to let cars with passengers drive along Shore's busway

Ask Phoebe: Curtain raisers absent from line up

Train art gives a warning to motorists

Stepping out over the Waitemata

Brian Rudman: Buses have had free ride

Commercial bus operators are enjoying a free ride at ratepayers' expense on the slopes of an Auckland tourist magnet.

Auckland's run-down rail a bad look for RWC visitors - expert

Auckland's "run-down" rail network will give Rugby World Cup visitors a bad impression of the city.

Toll roads the future, says UK specialist

Overcoming public perceptions is the first step, but planner promises economic benefits will be tangible.

Technology drives better ways of getting around

Smart roads and clever apps could hold the key to solving Auckland's congestion problems, writes Steve Hart.

Tram tracks a hazard for cyclists on waterfront

Ready to roll for the big rehearsal

Lee puts on tram driver's hat for new waterfront job

Rail loop toll plan triggers new clash

Tram service takes Viaduct loop back to the future

At 9am on Saturday, the first gleaming carnation-red electric tram will begin carrying passengers at the Wynyard Quarter development on the Auckland waterfront.

Bus users Hopping mad

Deborah Coddington: Trams are good idea no matter whose suggestion