KiwiRail and Auckland Transport have moved quickly to address issues raised by a report into track damage caused by rolling contact fatigue (RCF), which led to widespread speed restrictions across the Auckland rail network.
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Hobson Bay causeway next location for Auckland upgrades
A critical link in the Auckland rail network is the focus of upgrades for the next fortnight as crews work to get infrastructure back up to standard.
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Caps on fares instituted and proposed on rail networks to grow patronage
Auckland Transport will make discounts to off-peak fares permanent, as of February 7.
The discounts will apply between 9am and 3pm, after 6.30pm, and all day on weekends.
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Parking made easier for rail passengers
Extra parking and improved technology is making it easier for commuters to catch the train.
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Trains return to New Zealand commuter networks after Christmas shutdown
Trains have returned to the Auckland and Wellington networks on Monday morning, after a two-week shutdown over the Christmas and New Year break.
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Masks required on Auckland public transport
Masks are now mandatory on public transport in Auckland.
Previously, masks were recommended for public transport and only required in areas under alert level two.
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Services returning to Auckland lines after shutdowns for major repairs
Work on restoring Auckland’s rail network has taken a major step forward, with weekday services returning to all lines.
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Contracts awarded for track and systems works on CRL
Two contracts have been awarded for the delivery of works for Auckland’s City Rail Link.
Known as C5 and C7, the contracts have been awarded to delivery consortium Link Alliance and are within the existing
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KiwiRail shuts down Auckland’s Southern Line for four weeks of repairs
A four-week shutdown of the Southern Line between Newmarket and Penrose will allow for major upgrades of the Auckland network.
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Masks allow for full capacity on New Zealand trains
Auckland and Wellington are removing caps on capacity levels designed to enable physical distancing on trains, buses, and ferries.
Wellington’s transport operator Metlink said that face coverings have
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