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Transport funding has become an incoherent mess. In August, the Ministry of Transport released the Draft Government Policy Statement on land transport funding.

“Bendy” buses are be the preferred option to improve passenger capacity on the capital’s busiest route, the Greater Wellington Regional Council has decided. The

If ever New Zealand needed an economic success story, it’s now. A new venture or sector to emerge out of the gloom, generating hundreds of millions of dollars i

Car and truck drivers produce roughly 13m tonnes of emissions on the roads each year, about one-sixth of the country’s total footprint. Buses, trains and ferrie

Auckland’s electric bus roll-out will this year go up a level – literally – when the first battery-powered double decker joins the fleet. The global quest for a

The number of people taking the bus in Nelson Tasman jumped by nearly 70% in the first month of the new service. On August 1 the region’s new eBus service offic

Getting more people, who live in a place where 58% of its residents own two or more vehicles to leave them at home instead, is part of an ambitious plan to impr

Public transport advocate Anthonie Tonnon wants to see more buses linking Whanganui passengers to stops on the Capital Connection rail service, which currently