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Here is a join-the-dots scenario: Public transport use in Auckland needs to rise ninefold as just one ingredient in the menu for the city to meet its goal of cu

At 9.05 on Monday morning, a well-dressed woman sits vaping at Hamilton Transport Centre. On the seat beside her is a school girl. Their backs to the bus bay, i

Hamilton bus use has plunged by as much as 40% in a year in parts of the city as persistent driver shortages bite. Citywide, the Comet and Orbiter routes have h

Fewer free car parks, lower speed limits, congestion charges, putting cyclists first at intersections, and having neighbourhoods designed around biking and walk

Many Queenstown bus users complaining about changes that have led to less frequent services, irregular arrivals and sometimes no buses not turning up at all. Th

The Minister of Transport has announced the end of the Public Transport Operating model. It is being replaced with a Sustainable Public Transport Framework – ht

Rail transport is a very energy efficient form of transport with excellent green credentials. Steel-wheels upon steel-rails provides low friction and therefore

The Railway Advocacy Collective is excited that the Parliamentary Transport and Infrastructure select committee has opened an inquiry into "inter-regional

The New Zealand Government parliamentary Transport and Infrastructure Committee, has opened an inquiry into the future of inter-regional passenger rail in New Z