Porirua 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.
Fix the potholes. Make us proud of the roading network.
Fix the leaks and broken pipes. Have enough resources and capacity to fix them right and remove the inefficiencies of rework.
Improve accessibility – fix the footpaths and the curbing to improve access for vision impaired and wheelchair users.
Ensure that vehicle-damaging potholes are repaired in a timely manner.
Improve road safety for cyclists with dedicated bike lanes and add additional cycle paths.
Keep the city centre free for parking.
Subsidise public transport to targeted user groups and routes within the region.
Safety focus through well maintained roads and street lighting.
Invest more in our roading infrastructure to improve the quality of our roads for all users.
Invest in and maintain our pathways, so all of our city is connected by suitable and safe pathways.
Facilitate a scooter share company to bring their scooters to our city to provide more options for getting around.
Prioritise safety in our roading investment through prompt roading repairs and implementing safe speeds and traffic calming measures.
Invest in safer streets and village environments through investing in e-mobility, cycling, walking, and improved public transport.
Ensure that all greenfield development prioritises sustainable transport in its design so that residents are not required to have a car.
Ensure that State Highway 58 doesn't become a burden to ratepayers and advocate for better roading maintenance outcomes, eg fewer potholes.
Look to address the growing number of heavy vehicles using State Highway 59/Paremata Esplanade rather than TG.
Support new policy development to give people options to get to and fro about the city.
Commit to listen to ratepayers as to what they believe is best for the entire Porirua community.
Commit to guiding council to improve how they manage rapid change.
Commit to guiding council to improve how they communicate with ratepayers.
Fix the potholes. Make us proud of the roading network.
Fix the leaks and broken pipes. Have enough resources and capacity to fix them right and remove the inefficiencies of rework.
Improve accessibility – fix the footpaths and the curbing to improve access for vision impaired and wheelchair users.
Ensure that vehicle-damaging potholes are repaired in a timely manner.
Improve road safety for cyclists with dedicated bike lanes and add additional cycle paths.
Keep the city centre free for parking.
Subsidise public transport to targeted user groups and routes within the region.
Safety focus through well maintained roads and street lighting.
Invest more in our roading infrastructure to improve the quality of our roads for all users.
Invest in and maintain our pathways, so all of our city is connected by suitable and safe pathways.
Facilitate a scooter share company to bring their scooters to our city to provide more options for getting around.
Prioritise safety in our roading investment through prompt roading repairs and implementing safe speeds and traffic calming measures.
Invest in safer streets and village environments through investing in e-mobility, cycling, walking, and improved public transport.
Ensure that all greenfield development prioritises sustainable transport in its design so that residents are not required to have a car.
Ensure that State Highway 58 doesn't become a burden to ratepayers and advocate for better roading maintenance outcomes, eg fewer potholes.
Look to address the growing number of heavy vehicles using State Highway 59/Paremata Esplanade rather than TG.
Support new policy development to give people options to get to and fro about the city.
Commit to listen to ratepayers as to what they believe is best for the entire Porirua community.
Commit to guiding council to improve how they manage rapid change.
Commit to guiding council to improve how they communicate with ratepayers.
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