The National Business Review reports Ports of Auckland have begun their new rail service to the inland port at Wiri, taking numerous trucks off the motorway between the port and south Auckland. Some great statistics:
The rail link will reduce the number of trucks on Auckland’s busy roads, with forecasts that it will save up to 2.5 million truck kilometres per year – equal to 100,000 central city truck trips.
The Herald reports that: Government motorway builders are preparing to move bulldozers on to the Onehunga waterfront this week, despite efforts by […]
Manukau Courier reports the new Wiri inland port is to start operating in January 2010. The port’s new rail exchange (pictured above) […]
There are a plethora of plans out at the moment for public consultation, but there is one in particular that better transport […]
Finally, the New Zealand Herald reports work has started on Onehunga’s new rail station: ARC chairman Mike Lee and the Campaign for […]
