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First new electric train arrives in Auckland
The first of Auckland Transport's new electric trains has arrived in Auckland from the manufacturer in Spain.
Free child fares on public transport at weekends
Children aged 5 to 15 can now travel free on Auckland Transport’s bus, train and select ferry services during weekends and public holidays.
Vision Zero – No deaths or serious injuries on Auckland's roads by 2050
Auckland is now a Vision Zero region - under the Tāmaki-Makaurau Road Safety Governance Group's new safety strategy, released Tuesday 3 September 2019.
Quick fixes to keep Auckland moving
Relatively inexpensive, quick and effective fixes are saving time, fuel and emissions on Auckland's roads.
Two 'extra-large' electric buses en route to Auckland
New buses will roll into Auckland by August of next year, as Auckland Transport continues to accelerate the Low Emissions Bus Roadmap.
Time to consider speed bylaw
Auckland Transport is taking more time to consider a proposal to reduce speeds on some of the high-risk roads in the region.
Community Bike Fund open for applications
Applications are open for funding to help local groups to support cycling initiatives and projects.
The need for safer speed limits in Auckland's city centre
Economist Shamubeel Eaqub tells OurAuckland how lower speed limits can benefit everyone in Auckland's city centre.
A land down under - behind the scenes of the CRL
OurAuckland ventures below ground to meet some of the people constructing the underground rail tunnels forming the City Rail Link.
Communities invited to connect over plans for the Old Māngere Bridge Replacement project
The NZ Transport Agency will be replacing the Old Māngere Bridge and local communities and people who travel through the area are invited to come and see the plans for the replacement bridge.
The watchman of Auckland’s trains
Lance Lochner is helping Aucklanders get from A to B safely, overseeing the city's public transport surveillance team.
Ports gets funding for hydrogen vehicles
Government funding boost for hydrogen-powered vehicles.
Safe at any speed? Auckland needs a total re-design
Mark Stevenson, Professor of Urban Transport and Public Health at The University of Melbourne, on redesigning cities with safety and people in mind.
Winter weather not stopping bike riders
272,000 bicycle trips were recorded in June 2019 as cycling numbers grow by 8.9 per cent in a year.
Auckland train gets a new look
One of Auckland Transport’s trains is being rolled out with a new look and new message.
Watch: Building a safer future on two wheels
Bike Auckland chair Barb Cuthbert is looking forward to a cycling-friendly future for Auckland.
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