Changes Ahead with CRL Opening: What to Expect
The CRL opening will bring timetable and line changes, but fares will remain the same.
The CRL opening will bring timetable and line changes, but fares will remain the same.
The City Rail Link in Auckland is set to open this weekend after years of delays and budget issues.
Councils nationwide face challenges in funding road maintenance and public transport due to cuts from the New Zealand Transport Agency.
A section of State Highway 3 in North Taranaki has been closed following a slip, impacting travel in the area.
Coroner calls for new laws on reporting drivers deemed medically unfit by practitioners in New Zealand.
Auckland's City Rail Link undergoes its last emergency exercise this week, simulating a train fire near a main station ahead of opening.
Vessev raises $32 million to fund the launch of electric hydrofoil ferries across Lake Tahoe in the US.
Concerns grow as Queen Street car trial may deter pedestrians from new train station.
A cold front is bringing snow to South Island highways, making driving conditions challenging as a wintry blast heads towards the North Island.
The Karanga-a-Hape train station welcomed locals and visitors on open day, showcasing New Zealand's expanding metro network.
Auckland adds two new train stations as part of a $2.4 billion rail development, enhancing public transport in the region.
State Highway 1 south of Kaikōura has reopened following repairs from flooding that eroded sections of the road.
Northbound lanes on Transmission Gully have reopened following a vehicle fire incident earlier today.
SH1 south of Kaikōura will reopen this Wednesday with one lane available and a reduced speed limit for several weeks.
Auckland residents are concerned that rising antisocial behaviour might tarnish the forthcoming City Rail Link's reputation.
The RFK Bridge, also known as the Triborough Bridge, opened on July 11, 1936, linking Manhattan, Queens, and the Bronx.
Chris Bishop supports the NZTA's pipeline detailing major transport projects to enhance safety and efficiency across the country.
NZTA's Major Transport Projects Pipeline has no set date for the Petone to Grenada Link Road, relieving locals in Lower Hutt.
Auckland Transport and KiwiRail remain tight-lipped about the reopening of the rail network as the CRL loop nears completion.
NZTA suspends 16 driver testing officers after probe into abnormal test results, affecting around 650 drivers who must re-sit tests.
Residents are pleased with the reversal of the speed limit, returning it to 80 km/h.
Full construction of the Pepe Stream Bridge on SH25 in Coromandel begins next week, replacing the old structure with improved accessibility.
A wearable helper for visually impaired walkers and England's first Dutch-style cycle street lead Positive News's week 22 roundup.
The Katikati Bypass is included in a new 10-year regional deal between Western Bay councils and the Government, with funding to come from asset recycling.
Katikati residents can give feedback on the Town Connector Route 85 bus service at a community meeting on 12 February at the Katikati Community Centre.
Locals are invited to give feedback on the Katikati Town Connector (Route 85) at a public session on 12 February at the Katikati Community Centre.
Roadworks to enhance the SH2/Ōmokoroa Rd intersection are about to start.
The SH2/Ōmokoroa Road roundabout is nearly done, with a final skid-resistant surface to be laid in spring as part of the $43m Western Bay upgrade.
NZTA warns Bay of Plenty and Waikato drivers to plan ahead for heavy Easter and Anzac Day traffic, with multiple roadworks causing delays on key routes.