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Welcome to
Wynyard Quarter
Transport Management Association

Wynyard Quarter Transport Management Association (WQ TMA) is an independent business led organisation. It is an Incorporated Society, not for profit, member controlled organisation that aims to provide transportation advice and solutions to the Wynyard Quarter area.

About Us
WQ TMA is an independent group of businesses whose mission is to be “the voice of Wynyard Quarter: creating a thriving environment for business and community and fostering economic vitality by building partnerships, and delivering targeted transport initiatives.”

Getting to WQ
We have a complete list of transport options, from bus timetables , walking, Maps and useful links to plan the easiest way to get to Wynyard Quarter.

Join Us
Being a member of WQ TMA ensures that your voice is heard on transport issues that matter to you. Your team can benefit from free advice and services. You can network, share and learn from other businesses.
Follow our latest news updates


Labour promises $20 per week fare cap
The Labour Party has pledged to cap public transport fares at $20 per week starting from July 2027. Any rides taken after the $20 threshold would be free. Not all PT is covered - for example ferries to Waiheke Island would be excluded, but ferries operating Auckland harbour would be covered. For now Auckland HOP card users can benefit from the $50 fare cap offered by AT.


WOW - check out these new CRL images
Check out all these new images of the CRL stations thanks to Greater Auckland. The one above is an artwork at Mercury Lane evoking kauri snails. There are heaps of new images along with interesting insights and some videos. See more in the link below.


CRL info in 8 languages
New City Rail Link brochures explain how CRL will transform Auckland’s rapid transit network. It outlines the benefits for customers, including: shorter travel times, better connections to buses and trains and improved access to key destinations across Auckland. The information is available in eight different languages. Download the brochure in the language of your choice in the link below:


How to start commuting by bike
Bike Auckland have produced a "How to start commuting by bike - a quick guide for normal people". Plenty of sound advice from choosing a bike, choosing a route, the right gear, safety tips and how to deal with any issues along the way. Great practical guide for anyone thinking about commuting by bike.
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