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On-demand public transport has launched in Wellington as a 12-month Metlink trial gets under way in the suburb of Tawa. Using a mobile phone app designed by

Transport experts say the Government’s new carbon-cutting plan won’t be enough to get Christchurch bus commuters out of cars, with tantalising parking options o

Targets to cut the use of light vehicles, a subsidy to help low-income households get rid of polluting vehicles and a possible future rebate for electric bikes

There is a simple rule: if you don't need to drive to work, you don't need to own a car. This can apply to car-centric places by taking advantage of car

Stroads are streets that are designed like roads and in doing so, fail at being good at either one. They are too sprawling and hostile to be good streets, and t

Urban noise is a common problem, and the vast majority of it is created by motor vehicles. Noise is far too often dismissed as a minor nuisance, rather than the

Dude, where's my affordable housing? A video comment looking at the effects the lack of affordable housing has on human society, jobs and the environment –

A video comment comparing battery buses and trolleybuses – Up to 2017 Wellington had an extensive trolleybus network using buses they had an average life of 8 y

The days of diesel-powered buses trundling around Hamilton’s streets are numbered as transport bosses signal a major overhaul of public transport across Waikato