The Aotearoa Bike Challenge is back this February! Be in to win GREAT PRIZES while keeping fit and having fun on two wheels. This free challenge is open to everyone, both teams and individuals. Whether you’re new to riding or r...

NZ Herald has commented that NZTA Waka Kotahi is concerned that if too many people stop driving and use other modes, revenue will be impacted. Waka Kotahi are responsible for managing the National Land Transport Fund (NLTF). Th...

In this Drive Electric update: the Road User Charges exemption for EVs has been officially extended, Fullers360 announces Auckland’s first electric ferry, Drive Electric members winning awards and EV vehicle advances and news....

In this travelwise newsletter it covers: solving inner-city emissions with e-bike deliveries, the Aotearoa Bike Challenge, n ew South Auckland on-demand rideshare service and sustainable progress in the city....

Recognising that the city centre is facing significant challenges as a result of COVID, there is a coordinated and collaborative approach to aiding its recovery. Short term initiatives include promotion and activation, business su...

Shane Ellison CEO of Auckland Transport has resigned from his post and will leave in June 2022. Mr. Ellison joined AT in December 2017. Greater Auckland takes a look back over some highs and lows. A recruitment processes for a n...

As we round out the year, there are a few projects that are well worth celebrating. There's been good progress made in decarbonisation this year, and through EECA co-funding, businesses across Aotearoa New Zealand have received s...

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An ambitious $1 billion climate action package to reduce carbon emissions and deliver more buses, ferries, cycling and walking and urban tree canopy has been announced by Mayor Phil Goff. It is proposed to be funded by a new Clim...

Auckland Transport is reassuring people the city's public transport system is safe as the region prepares to enter more relaxed Covid-19 restrictions. AT spokesman Blake Crayton-Brown said none of its employees or passengers had...

Auckland will be moving to the Red setting of the new COVID-19 Protection Framework (the Traffic Light System) on Friday 3rd December. With this in mind Auckland Transport has issued some new information so you can use bus, trai...

Auckland will move to the red light setting of the new traffic light system on Friday 3 December. Heart of the City BID have gathered all the information you need into one place. What your business needs to do, vaccine pass man...

All new road vehicles in the UK will be zero emission within the next 2 decades. All new heavy goods vehicles in the UK will be zero-emission by 2040. This, combined with the UK ’s 2030 phase out for petrol and diesel cars and va...

Lots of good bike related stuff in here - including a closer look at COP26, new secure bike parks at MOTAT, Newmarket and Fanshawe Street. There are also links to articles from The Helen Clark Foundation, NY Times, and insights o...

If we want to reduce the congestion in urban areas could the humble bike help with deliveries. Greater Auckland looks at some great examples from around the world. Electric charged bikes stock supermarkets in Paris, Covid testin...

The Eastern Busway is one of the biggest projects in Auckland at the moment. The first stage between Panmure and Pakuranga is due to open next month. Auckland Transport have launched consultation for their draft design for the ...

Whenever it’s suggested that steps should be taken to reduce automobile use and provide better facilities for pedestrians, cyclists and public transport, a host of long-standing myths resurface to cloud the conversation. While per...

Take a moment in your day to read about some of the positive work AT has been getting up to this month. From tackling carbon emission targets to growing a ‘stache for a good cause, we have some great stories to share....

The Transport Minister, Michael Wood takes a look at the history of light rail, the current situation, including the roles of the “Establishment Unit”, the options on the table and the way ahead. This is a guest post by the Minis...