The Road Ahead: How would you spend $30 billion?
With Kāpiti at the centre of major roading controversies, a debate on roading issues next week is timely. The Road Ahead: How would you spend […]
Transport
Drivers concerned about fewer WoF inspections
Warrant of Fitness changes could impact on Kāpiti drivers and road safety according to a recent survey.Any changes to the current warrant of fitness (WoF) […]
New signs for Te Horo Crossing
KiwiRail are will be installing new signs at a Te Horo level crossing where a Somali community leader’s car was hit by a freight train […]
Capital Connection – morning protest planned
Tomorrow morning (Thursday 26th July) passengers from the Capital Connection rail service will be driving to Waikanae Station to further highlight the failure of the […]
Glensor wants fare feedback
Public transport users in the Wellington region are being encouraged to give their feedback on possible changes to how Metlink bus, train and harbour ferry […]
Plan to keep commuter train on track heard by Minister
A high powered delegation of local government chairs and chief executives met with Transport Minister Gerry Brownlee today in an attempt to keep the wheels […]
Changes made to improve Ōtaki bus service
From Tuesday 5 June 2012 Ōtaki residents will have a direct service each weekday to and from Coastlands and new Sunday bus services between Ōtaki […]
Nathan Guy welcomes one year anniversary for Waikanae train services
Ōtaki MP Nathan Guy has welcomed the one year anniversary of train services from Wellington to Waikanae as a major success for the region. “It’s […]
Keen interest in proposed bus changes
People interested in the proposed Wellington City bus changes are being encouraged to check the Greater Wellington website regularly for updated questions and answers.Peter Glensor, […]
Poll shows huge backing for public transport
A Colmar Brunton poll showing huge backing for public transport proves how out of touch the National Government is in its fixation on roads, say […]