Invercargill City Council
Transport
Helping communities get from A to B is a key responsibility of local government, from making sure the buses run on time to providing car parking and walking and cycling paths. Whether public transport is the responsibility of the regional or local council depends on where you are in the country. Local councils also own 87% of New Zealand’s roads.
Transport
Helping communities get from A to B is a key responsibility of local government, from making sure the buses run on time to providing car parking and walking and cycling paths. Whether public transport is the responsibility of the regional or local council depends on where you are in the country. Local councils also own 87% of New Zealand’s roads.
Improve public transport using smaller, more efficient vehicles.
Create through ways and keep large vehicles out of the city centre.
Ensure that cyclists and other people powered vehicles have access to the city.
Promote cycling and cycleways.
Bring scooters to Invercargill.
Re educate people about car parking as a priority.
Promote active transport within the city.
Provide safe cycleways within our city.
Encourage creative partnerships to build more amazing bike stands in our city.
Develop safe and efficient alternative transport options, including separation of walking and cycling routes from roads where possible.
Review roading contracts to ensure quality outcomes. Take a long term view to roading investment vs a cost view.
Invest in cycleways along Waihopai River bank and extend the cycling network. Invest in cycling facilities at Bluff and Ōmaui.
Ensure public transport options are effective and efficient.
Overhaul public transport, explore creating an EV Fleet, small "micro buses" with improved service, needs to be user friendly for people.
Continue to maintain airport to a high standard, provide public transport to CBD and provide user friendly bike – scooter storage facility.
Monitor, keep clean and safe, and improve infrastructure like roads, bridges, car parks, footpaths and gardens, provide more waste bins and toilets.
Introduce sustainable bus timetables routes, more economical and accessible for our working workforce and to cut down on vehicle emissions.
Work with central government to target additional funding streams for improving our transport infrastructure, roads and footpaths.
Enhance connectivity throughout the city.
Improve public transport with our local and regional partners.
Promote safety and education for all modes of transport. Including those we don't have yet, ie e-scooter schemes.
Recognise car transport as the main form of transport for Invercargill people and therefore ensure our roading system takes priority.
Create a pedestrian friendly zone within the CBD. Ensure that there is plenty of weather proof over street cover.
Rationalise any transport investment to the most optimal value for rates payers. Investment should have proper cost benefit analysis.
Contacted city council about pedestrian crossings, Elles Rd near hospital 1 Aug they never came back to me.
Improve computer systems.
Rebuild Stead Sreet Wharf as tourist attraction and coffee shop nightlife venue. Already is but run down.
Improve public transport using smaller, more efficient vehicles.
Create through ways and keep large vehicles out of the city centre.
Ensure that cyclists and other people powered vehicles have access to the city.
Promote cycling and cycleways.
Bring scooters to Invercargill.
Re educate people about car parking as a priority.
Promote active transport within the city.
Provide safe cycleways within our city.
Encourage creative partnerships to build more amazing bike stands in our city.
Develop safe and efficient alternative transport options, including separation of walking and cycling routes from roads where possible.
Review roading contracts to ensure quality outcomes. Take a long term view to roading investment vs a cost view.
Invest in cycleways along Waihopai River bank and extend the cycling network. Invest in cycling facilities at Bluff and Ōmaui.
Ensure public transport options are effective and efficient.
Overhaul public transport, explore creating an EV Fleet, small "micro buses" with improved service, needs to be user friendly for people.
Continue to maintain airport to a high standard, provide public transport to CBD and provide user friendly bike – scooter storage facility.
Monitor, keep clean and safe, and improve infrastructure like roads, bridges, car parks, footpaths and gardens, provide more waste bins and toilets.
Introduce sustainable bus timetables routes, more economical and accessible for our working workforce and to cut down on vehicle emissions.
Work with central government to target additional funding streams for improving our transport infrastructure, roads and footpaths.
Enhance connectivity throughout the city.
Improve public transport with our local and regional partners.
Promote safety and education for all modes of transport. Including those we don't have yet, ie e-scooter schemes.
Recognise car transport as the main form of transport for Invercargill people and therefore ensure our roading system takes priority.
Create a pedestrian friendly zone within the CBD. Ensure that there is plenty of weather proof over street cover.
Rationalise any transport investment to the most optimal value for rates payers. Investment should have proper cost benefit analysis.
Contacted city council about pedestrian crossings, Elles Rd near hospital 1 Aug they never came back to me.
Improve computer systems.
Rebuild Stead Sreet Wharf as tourist attraction and coffee shop nightlife venue. Already is but run down.
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