Motueka Community Board
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.
Advocate for our local walkways to be safe and accessible for all in our community.
Ensure that meaningful consultation precedes any decision that may impact on our mobility within our community.
Upgrade local roads to ensure they are fit for purpose, and advocate for improvements to address safety issues.
Ensure that Motueka Ward has a sustainable transport network that supports our reduction goals and connects communities and workplaces.
Collaborate with Waka Kotahi to invest in shared pathways and cycleways.
Continue work from my previous three-year term to establish better and safer ways for pedestrians and cyclists to get around town.
Ensure the planned public bus service between Motueka and Richmond/Nelson goes ahead on schedule as per Tasman District Council's long term plan.
Do what I can to assist other town and district political leaders to encourage Waka Kotahi to widen the Motueka River bridge on SH60.
Advocate for the planned implementation of Tasman District Council's Walking and Cycling Strategy.
Advocate for driver education to ensure cyclists are safe.
Work with schools to reduce barriers to using active transport.
Support the implementation of affordable public transport options.
Encourage the development of cycleways in urban centres that make cycling a safe and accessible mode of transport.
Encourage town centre developments to be more pedestrian-focused as opposed to vehicle-focused.
Prioritise public transport.
Support more walking and cycling developments.
Work with Waka Kotahi to improve road signage to improve road safety.
Advocate for our local walkways to be safe and accessible for all in our community.
Ensure that meaningful consultation precedes any decision that may impact on our mobility within our community.
Upgrade local roads to ensure they are fit for purpose, and advocate for improvements to address safety issues.
Ensure that Motueka Ward has a sustainable transport network that supports our reduction goals and connects communities and workplaces.
Collaborate with Waka Kotahi to invest in shared pathways and cycleways.
Continue work from my previous three-year term to establish better and safer ways for pedestrians and cyclists to get around town.
Ensure the planned public bus service between Motueka and Richmond/Nelson goes ahead on schedule as per Tasman District Council's long term plan.
Do what I can to assist other town and district political leaders to encourage Waka Kotahi to widen the Motueka River bridge on SH60.
Advocate for the planned implementation of Tasman District Council's Walking and Cycling Strategy.
Advocate for driver education to ensure cyclists are safe.
Work with schools to reduce barriers to using active transport.
Support the implementation of affordable public transport options.
Encourage the development of cycleways in urban centres that make cycling a safe and accessible mode of transport.
Encourage town centre developments to be more pedestrian-focused as opposed to vehicle-focused.
Prioritise public transport.
Support more walking and cycling developments.
Work with Waka Kotahi to improve road signage to improve road safety.
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