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Auckland Transport's strategic adoption of electric ferries marks a significant milestone in the city's commitment to sustainable transportation, heralding a new era of eco-friendly mobility on its water routes.
Successful driver recruitment efforts have led to the reinstatement of 113 bus services in Wellington, marking a significant stride in restoring Metlink timetables and addressing the nationwide bus driver shortage.
The E-Mobility In-Depth Focus in Intelligent Transport Issue 4 2023 features articles from UITP India and Auckland Transport discussing the dynamic transformation of India's public transportation system as it progresses towards sustainability and decarbonisation, and the ambitious initiatives that are propelling Auckland into a greener and more environmentally friendly future.
Auckland Transport's Western Express spearheads a major overhaul in West and Northwest Auckland's bus services, introducing 7km of new bus lanes, new interchanges and over 40 stops for enhanced frequency.
Auckland's Public Transport Growth Programme is designed to make public transportation faster, more reliable and attractive while addressing disruptions, modernising fares and enhancing the overall customer experience.
With funding support from Waka Kotahi and Environment Canterbury, Kinetic is adding 10 more electric buses to Christchurch's fleet, boosting its electric line-up to over 25% of the local buses.
Bonnie Parfitt, Senior Manager - Network and Customer at Metlink, provides insight into the comprehensive and transformative journey undertaken by Metlink to enhance accessibility and inclusivity within the public transport network of the Wellington region.
Neuron's third-annual Helmet Safety Awareness Week will build on Neuron’s continued commitment to highlight the importance of wearing a helmet while riding an e-scooter and e-bike.
With this milestone, Kinetic solidifies its position as the largest operator of electric buses in New Zealand, boasting a fleet of 200 zero-emission vehicles distributed across eight depots in Auckland, Christchurch and Wellington.
For Intelligent Transport’s exclusive ‘The people behind the wheel’ series, Lauren Streifer, Chief Executive of the Public Transport Association Australia and New Zealand, shares insights into her transformative journey within the public transport sector, highlighting the pivotal moments, industry-shaping partnerships, and her vision for a more inclusive and sustainable future…
With an increasing number of zero-emission buses in operation and a well-defined roadmap for the future, Auckland Transport is taking significant measures to establish a more environmentally friendly public transportation system.
Metlink's new Accessibility Action Plan takes a step towards an all-inclusive public transport network, with innovative initiatives aimed at breaking down barriers, enhancing accessibility and fostering inclusivity for all passengers.
Metlink's innovative trial of articulated buses on Wellington's number 2 bus route offers a promising solution to surging commuter demand, while considering infrastructure adaptations and stakeholder consultations for a seamless transition.
According to the study, fluctuating CO2 levels on buses and trains in New Zealand strongly correlated with passenger numbers, highlighting the potential health risks and the need for improved ventilation measures.
These environmentally friendly buses will not only reduce greenhouse gas emissions but also offer a modern and convenient service, connecting communities across Nelson Tasman.
