Category: Public Transport

Waikato Times article: Firefighters spark up at loathed traffic calming measures

Posted by Admin | Apr 16, 2024 | Council Spending, Emergency Services, Hamilton City, Health and Safety, Mode Shift, New Zealand Issues, News, Protest, Public Transport, Safety and Well-being, Traffic Calming, Transport and Roading, Vision Zero

What Has Been Happening with Number Plate Recognition Cameras in Manchester, UK?

Posted by Admin | Jun 1, 2024 | Article, Cities and Regions, Climate Change and Weather, Council Debt, Council Spending, Crime, Global Agendas, International, Mode Shift, News, Overview, Petitions, Protest, Public Transport, Surveillance, Taking Action, Transport and Roading

RNZ Article: Waka Kotahi puts funding for cycling, walking and public transport initiatives on hold

Posted by Admin | Dec 11, 2023 | Cities and Regions, Climate Change and Weather, Council Funding, Council Spending, Mode Shift, New Plymouth District, New Zealand Issues, News, Public Transport, Smart Cities (+ 20-minute Cities), Traffic Calming, Transport and Roading, Vision Zero

CANDIDATE OPINION: Anthony Goddard

Posted by Admin | Jun 30, 2024 | Core Services, Council Spending, Elections, High-density Housing, Local Government Reform, Opinion, Parks and Reserves, Public Transport, Tauranga City, Tauranga City Council Election 2024, Three Waters, Transport and Roading

Opinion article in The Spinoff: Let’s Get Wellington Moving was a giant waste of time

Posted by Admin | Dec 25, 2023 | Core Services, Council Meetings, Council Spending, Greater Wellington Region, Hostile Architecture, Local Government Reform, Mode Shift, News, Opinion, Public Transport, Traffic Calming, Transport and Roading, Wellington City

Public Transport

Waikato Times article: Firefighters spark up at loathed traffic calming measures

Apr 16, 2024 | Council Spending, Emergency Services, Hamilton City, Health and Safety, Mode Shift, New Zealand Issues, News, Protest, Public Transport, Safety and Well-being, Traffic Calming, Transport and Roading, Vision Zero

Headline: Firefighters spark up at loathed traffic calming measures Authored by: Stacey Rangitonga...

Public Transport

OPINION: Te Huia History Part 1 (1968-2010)

Aug 3, 2024 | Article, Auckland City, Council Meetings, Council Spending, Hamilton City, Mode Shift, Opinion, Overview, Public Transport, Rail, Transport and Roading, Waikato Region

Te Huia Auckland-Hamilton Passenger Rail Service and Its Predecessors: History Part 1 (1968-2010)...

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OPINION: Comparing the coalition’s draft transport General Policy Statement (GPS) with Labour’s version

Mar 23, 2024 | Cities and Regions, Climate Change and Weather, Consultation, Elections, Global Agendas, Incoming Legislation, International Organisation, Local Government Reform, New Zealand Issues, Opinion, Overview, Public Transport, Sustainable Development Goals (SDG), Taking Action, Traffic Calming, Transport and Roading, UN 2030 Agenda, United Nations, Vision Zero

By John McDonald, 2024 Hamilton East Ward By-election Candidate The Ministry of Transport has put...

Consultation finishes on 2 April 2024 for the draft GPS on land transport

Mar 7, 2024 | Cities, Cities and Regions, Consultation, Core Services, Council Funding, Incoming Legislation, Law and Legislation, Local Government Reform, Mode Shift, New Zealand Issues, News, Public Transport, Regions, Safety and Well-being, Smart Cities (+ 20-minute Cities), Taking Action, Traffic Calming, Transport and Roading

Send your feedback to the Ministry of Transport before noon on the 2nd of April 2024 regarding the...

Notice of Revocation on Hamilton transport projects

Feb 27, 2024 | Article, Council Funding, Council Meetings, Council Spending, Hamilton City, Mode Shift, News, Opinion, Public Transport, Smart Cities (+ 20-minute Cities), Taking Action, Traffic Calming, Transport and Roading

UPDATE: 11 March 2024: The Youtube video of this council meeting is available with public forum...

CANDIDATE OPINION: John McDonald

Feb 9, 2024 | Council Spending, Elections, Hamilton City, Hamilton East Ward 2024 By-election, Hostile Architecture, Law and Legislation, Local Government Reform, Mode Shift, New Zealand Issues, Opinion, Public Transport, Smart Cities (+ 20-minute Cities), Traffic Calming, Transport and Roading, Vision Zero

John McDonald’s Invited Opinion Piece [All candidates for the 2024 By-elections were invited...

CANDIDATE OPINION: Joan Shi

Feb 3, 2024 | Core Services, Council Debt, Council Finances, Council Funding, Council Spending, Crime, Elections, Libraries and Museums, Local Government Reform, Opinion, Public Transport, Safety and Well-being, Three Waters, Transport and Roading, Wellington City, Wellington Pukehῑnau/Lambton Ward 2024 By-election

Joan Shi’s Invited Opinion Piece [All candidates for the 2024 By-elections were invited to...

Category: Public Transport

Waikato Times article: Firefighters spark up at loathed traffic calming measures

What Has Been Happening with Number Plate Recognition Cameras in Manchester, UK?

OPINION: Te Huia or Te Toroa? The Costly Rail Service.

What is “traffic calming”?

CANDIDATE OPINION: Jacqueline Pointon

RNZ Article: Waka Kotahi puts funding for cycling, walking and public transport initiatives on hold

CANDIDATE OPINION: Anthony Goddard

Opinion article in The Spinoff: Let’s Get Wellington Moving was a giant waste of time

Public Transport

Waikato Times article: Firefighters spark up at loathed traffic calming measures

What Has Been Happening with Number Plate Recognition Cameras in Manchester, UK?

OPINION: Te Huia or Te Toroa? The Costly Rail Service.

What is “traffic calming”?

CANDIDATE OPINION: Jacqueline Pointon

Public Transport

OPINION: Te Huia History Part 1 (1968-2010)

Opposition mobilises against the five raised crossings on Thorndon Quay, Wellington

Democracy Project Article: Why Tory Whanau has the lowest approval rating in the country

The Spinoff and The Post cover a planned $55 million project to install five raised crossings in Wellington

CANDIDATE OPINION: Jos Nagels

Additional Posts

OPINION: Comparing the coalition’s draft transport General Policy Statement (GPS) with Labour’s version

Consultation finishes on 2 April 2024 for the draft GPS on land transport

Notice of Revocation on Hamilton transport projects

CANDIDATE OPINION: John McDonald

CANDIDATE OPINION: Joan Shi

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