First of new trains arrives
Greater Wellington’s first new Matangi commuter train arrived at Wellington Railway Station on Saturday morning. The train was en route to the depot at Kaiwharawhara […]
Transport
First new Matangi train en route
The first new Matangi train has left on a ship from South Korea and is expected to arrive in Wellington in about three or four […]
Bus, train fare hikes not the way to go!
A forecast operational surplus of $1.2 million means the proposed 2010 public transport fare increase is not justified, Regional Councillor Paul Bruce said today. Wellington […]
Wheels on the pads go round and round
If you’re in a wheelchair, use a walking frame, or have a child in a buggy then catching a bus in Kāpiti will be easier […]
THRAC GETS ITS HEARING – SEVEN MONTHS LATE!
Two local groups, the Te Horo Road Action Committee (THRAC) and the County & Rahui Roads Group (CRRG), have finally been allowed their hearings on […]
Future transport options
Trans-Action is an advocacy group for better public transport (formerly known as Transport 2000+) based in Wellington. The website below offers many interesting insights regarding […]
Locals oppose Expressway
The Alliance for a sustainable Kāpiti (ASK) today reaffirmed its opposition to the Kāpiti expressway. “We are hearing some comments in the media lately that […]
Peka Peka to North Ōtaki Expressway – Complaint laid with Ombudsman
It is now more than four months since the Te Horo Road Action Committee (THRAC) chair, Peter Curling, requested explanations and justifications in the wake […]
Paekākāariki and Otaihanga bus service are now permanent
23 AprilTrial door to door bus services for Paekākāariki, Raumati South and Otaihanga residents have proved successful and are now no longer under review.Kāpiti’s Greater […]