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.
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.
Invest in reliable public transport that combines timetables of all modes throughout the day.
Regulate bike, scooter and skateboard rules and ensure safety for users and pedestrians.
Upgrade roads, bridges, off-road car parks and roadside parking to reduce congestion and improve access and support more maritime transport.
Advocate to Auckland Transport for a reduction in public transport fare costs as public transport is very expensive in Auckland.
Push for better public transport in areas where there are none or it is limited. Local boards do not control transport policy.
Use limited budget to improve safety around schools. Local boards do not control transport policy.
Advocate for more frequent and more reliable public transport connections across Upper Harbour and advocate for feeder bus services.
Advocate for road safety and infrastructure upgrades that cut traffic bottlenecks, reduce congestion and improve connections across our area.
Support safe walking by funding local footpaths and crossings and advocate for safer cycleways connecting schools, parks and town centres.
Advocate strongly for safe walking and cycling paths that connect Upper Harbour neighbourhoods to each other, amenities and wider Auckland.
Encourage and support initiatives to alleviate traffic congestion and emissions including better connected active transport, public transport and e-ferries.
Lobby for more frequent and better integrated public transport services to meet the needs of more communities in Upper Harbour more often.
Provide more reliable, safer and frequent public transport connecting various parts of the board and to wider Auckland.
Reintroduce a direct bus to the airport from stations connected to the Upper Harbour Local Board similar to previous operation.
Support road safety improvements, especially around schools and residential areas.
Advocate for more affordable and reliable public transport and transport hubs to ensure communities are connected with the wider region.
Push for efficient responses to road issues, such as fixing potholes and installing traffic lights.
Support more and safer walkways and cycleways to promote accessible and sustainable travel options.
Advocate for expansion of affordable and accessible public transport services and promote active transport in all areas of Upper Harbour.
Advocate to Auckland Transport to improve safety of dangerous intersections and install kea crossings at schools.
Advocating for Kari Road footpath and Puriri Road bus stop. Advocated for bus stops on Totara Road, they will be delivered soon.
Invest in reliable public transport that combines timetables of all modes throughout the day.
Regulate bike, scooter and skateboard rules and ensure safety for users and pedestrians.
Upgrade roads, bridges, off-road car parks and roadside parking to reduce congestion and improve access and support more maritime transport.
Advocate to Auckland Transport for a reduction in public transport fare costs as public transport is very expensive in Auckland.
Push for better public transport in areas where there are none or it is limited. Local boards do not control transport policy.
Use limited budget to improve safety around schools. Local boards do not control transport policy.
Advocate for more frequent and more reliable public transport connections across Upper Harbour and advocate for feeder bus services.
Advocate for road safety and infrastructure upgrades that cut traffic bottlenecks, reduce congestion and improve connections across our area.
Support safe walking by funding local footpaths and crossings and advocate for safer cycleways connecting schools, parks and town centres.
Advocate strongly for safe walking and cycling paths that connect Upper Harbour neighbourhoods to each other, amenities and wider Auckland.
Encourage and support initiatives to alleviate traffic congestion and emissions including better connected active transport, public transport and e-ferries.
Lobby for more frequent and better integrated public transport services to meet the needs of more communities in Upper Harbour more often.
Provide more reliable, safer and frequent public transport connecting various parts of the board and to wider Auckland.
Reintroduce a direct bus to the airport from stations connected to the Upper Harbour Local Board similar to previous operation.
Support road safety improvements, especially around schools and residential areas.
Advocate for more affordable and reliable public transport and transport hubs to ensure communities are connected with the wider region.
Push for efficient responses to road issues, such as fixing potholes and installing traffic lights.
Support more and safer walkways and cycleways to promote accessible and sustainable travel options.
Advocate for expansion of affordable and accessible public transport services and promote active transport in all areas of Upper Harbour.
Advocate to Auckland Transport to improve safety of dangerous intersections and install kea crossings at schools.
Advocating for Kari Road footpath and Puriri Road bus stop. Advocated for bus stops on Totara Road, they will be delivered soon.
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