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19 million journeys made on Auckland trains this year
There have been 19 million passenger trips for the year to date, an annual increase of 19.4 per cent.
Remember: The phone stops in the car
Watch Sophie’s story to see just how much devastation can be caused when you take your eyes, mind or hands off-task when you're behind the wheel.
WATCH: How to stay safe on your scooter
Scooter Sense is about sensing danger in each situation, meaning that you are able to anticipate possible problems and act to avoid them.
Mayor welcomes report on light rail to airport
Mayor Phil Goff has welcomed government and Council agreement on the need for light rail from the airport to city.
Parking in Auckland: There’s an app for that
The AT Park smartphone app, which launched on 7 March, offers a more convenient and easy way to pay for parking.
What will Albert Street look like once the CRL is finished?
A new video has revealed an attractive tree-lined, pedestrian-friendly street with dedicated bus lanes and green vertical plantings.
Extra leg room for Auckland buses
After getting feedback from taller passengers, Auckland Transport has redesigned its new buses so that some of the seats have extra leg room.
Two-way cycling in the city
Cycling in both directions on some one-way streets in central Auckland is allowed from today.
Lightpath cycleway shines brightly again
Auckland's Lightpath cycleway has reopened looking brighter and better protected against the elements.
Traffic radio station launched in Auckland
A trial starts in Auckland this week for a new radio service designed to give motorists better travel information while they're on the move.
Auckland Transport to release all contract details
Auckland Transport (AT) will now be releasing details of all its contracts. Since it was established in 2010, AT has routinely published the details of all contracts valued at over $50,000 on its website. The threshold has now been dropped to zero.
Walking School Bus Week gets kids road smart
Monday 27 February to Friday 3 March is Walking School Bus Week, a chance to celebrate kids and volunteers helping keep traffic volumes down and learning about road safety on their way to school.
CRL tunnel boring machine to start next stage of journey
The machine, named Valerie in honour of Olympian Valerie Adams, is being refurbished before tunnelling the final 200m stretch down Albert Street.
Mayor disappointed at Government’s fuel tax decision
Mayor Phil Goff has expressed his disappointment at the Government’s decision to rule out a regional fuel tax despite Auckland’s worsening traffic congestion.
Head off to uni on cheaper public transport
If you're getting ready to start tertiary study for the year, don't forget – you may be eligible for discounted travel with AT HOP.
New motorway signs to make using Western Ring Route easier
Motorists will start to notice changes to some motorway direction signs in preparation for the opening of the Waterview Tunnel in April.
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