Foo Fighters Bus FAIL
Public transport to Foo Fighters concert at Western Springs was a shambles and a massive fail. Why do we keep making these mistakes?
Public transport to Foo Fighters concert at Western Springs was a shambles and a massive fail. Why do we keep making these mistakes?
AT confirms that work on the final stage of Auckland Transport’s $40 million Glenfield Road upgrade is due to begin early next year.
The appointment of Gerry Brownlee as the new transport minister is a National stroke of genius.
One of the puzzling questions for Auckland rail commuters is why there is - perceived at least - to be so many delays and breakdowns and monthly performance figures are not as good as those for Wellington.
Auckland Transport is planning to build a new Panmure Bridge for a future busway and a shared cycle/pedestrian path.
Auckland Transport has confirmed details of the new rail timetable to be introduced next March – and say it will be the last timetable change until the new electric trains arrice.
Unless the party chooses Mt Albert MP David Shearer as leader and Jacinda Ardern as deputy, Labour will be relegated to be a minor opposition party behind the Greens and potentially NZ First.
Weather continues to halt the Rena’s salvage operations
On average 22 trucks are exceeding the 44 tonne limit on the Auckland Harbour Bridge clip-ons every day.
There’s a new transport minister after the Cabinet reshuffle.
A World Health Organisation report released today on transport and the effects on health state the obvious – but it’s a message that needs to be absorbed by our motorway-obsessive politicians.
A woman has died tonight after the car she was driving was hit by a freight train on an uncontrolled level crossing near Levin.
The new 110-metre crane barge Smit Borneo brought in to help with the Rena salvage has started lifting containers from the stricken ship.
How to get to the Foo Fighters playing Western Springs Tuesday
Prime Minister John Key and an equally smiling transport minister Steven Joyce today opened the new Kopu bridge.
Bad weather has meant there have been no container removal operations on the stricken vessel Rena since November 29. The total number of containers removed is 167. There were 1,368 containers on board when Rena ran aground and 86 containers are believed to have washed overboard on October 11.
A Police two week blitz on drivers using cellphones while driving netted 119 percent increase in offences and resulted in more than 800 notices being issued by Police.
Statements out of Paris tonight from Veolia saying it’s quitting the transport sector and will quit half the countries it is operating in to reduce massive debt.
A large crane barge Smit Borneo, has arrived in Tauranga Harbour to help with the removal of containers from the Rena.
NZTA’s “Big Stitch” over the weekend went well with both the new motorway bridges over Newmarket getting joined together.
Five more bus companies have confirmed they will offer the HOP card but it won’t happen to almost a year away.
The companies are Ritchie’s Transport, Howick and Eastern Buses, Birkenhead Transport, Urban Express and Bayes Coachlines.
People who force others to stand while having their bag on the passenger seat besides them and those broadcasting music from their phones are selfish commuters that need to be sorted out.
The rough weather and strong swells around the Astrolabe Reef have resulted in what Maritime NZ describes as a small release of weathered oil previously trapped under Rena.
5 Dotterel that had been pre-emptively caught to protect them from the effects of the oil spill from Rena were released this afternoon.
The big $27m Auckland Council civic project at Westgate is a step closer.
We’ve now been able to see developed designs for the new town square and library.
Copyright © 2013 AKT. All rights reserved.