Traffic Building North of Auckland for Long Weekend Getaway
The northbound lane near Auckland was partially blocked as holidaymakers start their long weekend trips.
Rail safety systems must adapt amid signal concerns
Transport Accident Investigation Commission urges change in rail safety systems as concerns arise over trains ignoring red signals.
Transport Delays Expected for Auckland's Big Sports and Music Day
Auckland hosts A-League opener and sold-out concerts today, causing transport delays.
Auckland's CRL Increases Rail Ridership Amid Mixed Hospitality Impact
The new City Rail Link in Auckland boosts rail usage, but its effect on hospitality businesses shows mixed results.
Greens Announce Plan for Level Crossing Removals in Auckland
The Greens reveal plans to fund the removal of level crossings along Auckland's Western line amid a near miss with a train.
New road rules enhance safety for cyclists and pedestrians
New road rules aimed at improving safety for non-motorists come into effect today, welcomed by cycle groups but raising concerns from walking advocates.
Kaitaki Interislander Ferry Returns to Service
The Kaitaki ferry returns to service after maintenance, allowing Interislander to resume a two-ship timetable.
Kiwis Embrace Hands-Off Approach to Driverless Cars
More New Zealanders are adopting a hands-off approach to self-driving technology, as driverless cars gain legality.
Auckland Rail Usage Hits Seven-Year High
Auckland sees over 90,000 daily train passengers, marking a significant rise in rail patronage.
Auckland's CRL Funding vs. South Island Rail Support
Advocates call for increased investment in South Island rail as Auckland's CRL secures billions in funding.
Auckland's City Rail Link Opens for Commuters
Auckland's new City Rail Link is live for morning commuters as the first rush hour begins.
Fire Causes Delays on Auckland's City Rail Link
A fire caused by an electrical cable disrupted services on the first day of operation at Auckland's City Rail Link.
Auckland's City Rail Link Stations Showcase Māori Artwork
Karanga-a-hape, Maungawhau, and Te Waihorotiu stations feature stunning Māori artwork inspired by Tāmaki Makaurau.
Prime Minister Celebrates CRL Opening Amid Business Concerns
Auckland's CRL opening marks a significant achievement, but businesses express concerns about the disruptions endured during the process.
Changes Ahead with CRL Opening: What to Expect
The CRL opening will bring timetable and line changes, but fares will remain the same.
Auckland's City Rail Link Opens After Delays and Challenges
The City Rail Link in Auckland is set to open this weekend after years of delays and budget issues.
Transport Agency Cuts Road Funding for Some Councils
Councils nationwide face challenges in funding road maintenance and public transport due to cuts from the New Zealand Transport Agency.
SH3 Closed in North Taranaki Due to Slip
A section of State Highway 3 in North Taranaki has been closed following a slip, impacting travel in the area.
Coroner recommends mandatory reporting of unfit drivers
Coroner calls for new laws on reporting drivers deemed medically unfit by practitioners in New Zealand.
Final emergency services test for Auckland’s City Rail Link
Auckland's City Rail Link undergoes its last emergency exercise this week, simulating a train fire near a main station ahead of opening.
NZ's Vessev Secures $32 Million for US Hydrofoil Expansion
Vessev raises $32 million to fund the launch of electric hydrofoil ferries across Lake Tahoe in the US.
Concerns Raised Over Queen Street Car Trial Ahead of Rail Link
Concerns grow as Queen Street car trial may deter pedestrians from new train station.
Snow Impacts South Island Highways as Weather System Approaches
A cold front is bringing snow to South Island highways, making driving conditions challenging as a wintry blast heads towards the North Island.
Karanga-a-Hape Train Station Opens to Public Excitement
The Karanga-a-Hape train station welcomed locals and visitors on open day, showcasing New Zealand's expanding metro network.
Two New Auckland Stations Part of $2.4B Rail Investment
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 Reopens After Flood Damage
State Highway 1 south of Kaikōura has reopened following repairs from flooding that eroded sections of the road.
Transmission Gully northbound lanes reopen after fire
Northbound lanes on Transmission Gully have reopened following a vehicle fire incident earlier today.
SH1 South of Kaikōura to Reopen with One Lane
SH1 south of Kaikōura will reopen this Wednesday with one lane available and a reduced speed limit for several weeks.
Residents Fear Crime May Affect City Rail Link's Reputation
Auckland residents are concerned that rising antisocial behaviour might tarnish the forthcoming City Rail Link's reputation.
RFK Bridge Opens to Traffic in New York City
The RFK Bridge, also known as the Triborough Bridge, opened on July 11, 1936, linking Manhattan, Queens, and the Bronx.
Transport Minister Welcomes Major Transport Projects Pipeline
Chris Bishop supports the NZTA's pipeline detailing major transport projects to enhance safety and efficiency across the country.
Petone to Grenada Link Road project deprioritised by NZTA
NZTA's Major Transport Projects Pipeline has no set date for the Petone to Grenada Link Road, relieving locals in Lower Hutt.
Auckland Rail Network Closed for CRL Loop Completion
Auckland Transport and KiwiRail remain tight-lipped about the reopening of the rail network as the CRL loop nears completion.
16 driver testing officers suspended amid investigation
NZTA suspends 16 driver testing officers after probe into abnormal test results, affecting around 650 drivers who must re-sit tests.
Retirement Village Residents Celebrate Speed Limit Change
Residents are pleased with the reversal of the speed limit, returning it to 80 km/h.
Construction Begins on Pepe Stream Bridge Replacement
Full construction of the Pepe Stream Bridge on SH25 in Coromandel begins next week, replacing the old structure with improved accessibility.
Week 22 Good News: A Navigation Aid and a Dutch-Style Cycle Street
A wearable helper for visually impaired walkers and England's first Dutch-style cycle street lead Positive News's week 22 roundup.
Katikati Bypass Included in Western Bay Regional Growth Deal
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.
Local bus route feedback session coming to Katikati in February
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.
Public Invited to Have Their Say on Katikati Town Connector Bus
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.
Road Widening Project Begins at SH2/Ōmokoroa Rd
Roadworks to enhance the SH2/Ōmokoroa Rd intersection are about to start.
SH2/Ōmokoroa Road Roundabout Nears Full Completion
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.
Drivers Warned to Plan Ahead for Busy Easter and Anzac Holiday Roads
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.