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.”
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.
This February, challenge yourself to cycle as much as you can to work, to the shops or just for some fresh air and fun. Simply log your rides to earn points. Grab your colleagues, get your bikes ready and make February the month to ride! Simply register your business before 18 December and you’ll go in the draw to win a $200 New Year morning tea shout* for your team! *For T&C's see below.
The opening of Auckland’s City Rail Link (CRL) is giving Beca staff more sustainable ways to travel to its Global Head Office in Wynyard Quarter. One Beca manager has swapped her daily drive from Oratia for a short drive to Glen Eden Station, a train journey to Te Waihorotiu Station and a 10-minute walk to work. Read more about the savings and benefits in the PDF below.
Time of Use charging is used in cities around the world to help reduce traffic congestion and improve journey times. It involves charging motorists to use certain roads during the busiest periods. Auckland Council is proposing to introduce Time of Use charging and wants to hear your views. To learn more, watch this short informational video, which provides a quick overview of how the scheme could work. There are also public drop-in events where you can find out more, along wi
The key point of the manifesto – and the Mayor is clear on this – is that Auckland Council must push back against the power imbalance with central government, especially when it comes to urban form and transport. The priorities from the Wayne Brown include: Build a better, faster, cheaper transport system, Support growth in the right places, Support Auckland’s global economic drive, Keep cutting stupid rules and Don’t forget about resilience and the environment. You can read
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