Auckland Set to Solve KEY Problems – Or is it? In my “Auckland Economic Performance Improving #1” post I had posted a one liner right at the end stating: … Continue reading Auckland Economic Performance Improving #2
Tag: transportation
An Alternative View
Alternative View to the CRL Question Talking Auckland is an open blog that does allow guest posts if someone wishes to contribute. Alternative view-point contributions are welcome as well … Continue reading An Alternative View
Weekend Transport Open Mic
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This weekend as we know Auckland is hosting a series of events (NRL 9’s, The Rapture Concert last night, and the Lantern Festival) which is causing pressure on our transport system (private and public).
I am hearing both positive and negative comments from yesterday and no doubt today. Just to put it out there by 3pm yesterday Britomart Station had “processed” 17,000 people through the Gate-Line that were heading OUTBOUND. The numbers do not include inbound or Line Transfers (Eastern Line to Western Line as an example). That is record-breaking numbers – even breaking the Rugby World Cup opening night (a night I tend to forget).
That said I am opening this post for your comments and feedback from the weekend events on transport. Whether on the road, waiting for a bus, or on the train this weekend leave your comments below. Please remember The Rules when posting. Also if you are a first time commenter your comments are held in moderation until I approve or reject them. Once approved you are free to comment on the blog.
So I leave the mic to you. Auckland Council and Auckland Transport do watch the blog so no doubt they will see your comments. Again play the ball not the man please in your comments. I am off to hit the South Western Motorway to avoid Southern Motorway traffic so wish me luck there.
Over to you – the reader.
Does living in the Wops cost more?
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New (potential) Industrial Land at Puhinui to go through the “processes”
Council Agrees to Structure Plan Study for new Industrial Land It was rather appropriate that while the New Zealand Herald raises the issue of ‘costs of living in the … Continue reading New (potential) Industrial Land at Puhinui to go through the “processes”
Greens Counter National With City Rail Link
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Mayor Could Have Derailed the City Rail Link
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$250m for CRL Still Has Hurdles
Time to Jump the Hoops I saw this morning as the leading headline that the Mayor is “offering” $250 million to “kick-start” the construction of the City Rail Link … Continue reading $250m for CRL Still Has Hurdles
More Manukau Street Mix Attempts
The Road Corridors down here are SO WIDE After the initial play around with the Street Mix (Playing Around with Street Mix) earlier today I decided to “draw-up” some more … Continue reading More Manukau Street Mix Attempts
Playing Around with Street Mix
Street Mix in Manukau City Centre Thanks to Hamish over in Transport Blog (in regards to the Lincoln Road upgrade (or downgrade depending on your point of view)) I … Continue reading Playing Around with Street Mix
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