Puketāpapa Local 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.
Prioritise public transport and the provision of better cycleways, safer walking, micro mobility routes.
Advocate for more frequent bus services in Mount Roskill and more HOP card outlets. Support better pay for bus drivers.
Advocate for road safety through appropriate speed reducing measures and safe usable footpaths.
Work towards a range of safe and equitable transport options so people can get around easily and safely.
Enhance our existing public transport services with extra bus shelters that can also be used by seniors and others for seating and shelter.
Continue developing our Greenways network for better pedestrian and cycling options, linking up key destinations.
Request additional investment from Auckland Transport into repairing and upgrading Puketāpapa's footpaths.
Request further investment into bus shelters around Roskill South shops and along the 68, 670 and 25L bus routes.
Request Auckland Transport begin an assessment of Dominion Road and how it works for all users, initial focus on pedestrian crossings and Denbigh roundabout.
Support the light rail and a train connection between Avondale and Onehunga via highway 20.
More cycleways for kids in the side streets.
Investing in park and ride stations, particularly on the periphery of the city.
Enhancing off-street carparks in local town centres.
Invest in the rights of bus drivers.
Request more funding from council to improve footpaths, cycleways and increase public transport routes.
Request more bus shelters in Puketāpapa.
Advocate for more accessible bus shelters such as buttons to hail buses.
Support the continuation of half-price or fares-free public transport, to reduce costs of living and reduce our congestion emissions.
Work with government to establish more cycle lanes and discourage the politicisation of bikes versus cars when both can exist successfully.
Ensure that roads and footpaths are safe, particularly during this period of intense development – by being a responsive local board member.
Prioritise public transport and the provision of better cycleways, safer walking, micro mobility routes.
Advocate for more frequent bus services in Mount Roskill and more HOP card outlets. Support better pay for bus drivers.
Advocate for road safety through appropriate speed reducing measures and safe usable footpaths.
Work towards a range of safe and equitable transport options so people can get around easily and safely.
Enhance our existing public transport services with extra bus shelters that can also be used by seniors and others for seating and shelter.
Continue developing our Greenways network for better pedestrian and cycling options, linking up key destinations.
Request additional investment from Auckland Transport into repairing and upgrading Puketāpapa's footpaths.
Request further investment into bus shelters around Roskill South shops and along the 68, 670 and 25L bus routes.
Request Auckland Transport begin an assessment of Dominion Road and how it works for all users, initial focus on pedestrian crossings and Denbigh roundabout.
Support the light rail and a train connection between Avondale and Onehunga via highway 20.
More cycleways for kids in the side streets.
Investing in park and ride stations, particularly on the periphery of the city.
Enhancing off-street carparks in local town centres.
Invest in the rights of bus drivers.
Request more funding from council to improve footpaths, cycleways and increase public transport routes.
Request more bus shelters in Puketāpapa.
Advocate for more accessible bus shelters such as buttons to hail buses.
Support the continuation of half-price or fares-free public transport, to reduce costs of living and reduce our congestion emissions.
Work with government to establish more cycle lanes and discourage the politicisation of bikes versus cars when both can exist successfully.
Ensure that roads and footpaths are safe, particularly during this period of intense development – by being a responsive local board member.
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