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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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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New Zealand using QR codes for contact tracing on public transport
Auckland and Wellington will use QR codes on public transport to assist with contact tracing.
The implementation of the QR codes in Auckland from September 4 comes as the city moves to alert level two
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Face masks to be mandatory on public transport across New Zealand
Auckland Transport has welcomed the New Zealand government’s mandating of face masks on public transport.
From Monday, August 31, face coverings will be required on all public transport for regions of
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NZ rail continues during lockdown
Rail services have continued in New Zealand despite the reimposition of lockdown measures to control the spread of new cases of COVID-19.
Auckland is now in level 3 restrictions while the rest of the country
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Contract awarded for Puhinui station interchange main works
A joint venture has been selected to complete the NZ$46.6 million ($43.4m) Puhinui station interchange.
McConnell Dowell and Built Environs will construct the bus and rail interchange.
Auckland Mayor Phil
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Future of Auckland light rail back to drawing board
The New Zealand government has ended the current Auckland Light Rail process, Transport Minister Phil Twyford announced on June 24.
The process had seen two separate proposals delivered to the government,
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Scissor crossing and new trains in preparation for City Rail Link
A new scissor crossing has been installed at Mt Eden, in Auckland, to allow trains continue running while work on the City Rail Link continues.
The crossing was installed in an around-the-clock operation
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New Zealand limits capacity as public transport returns to schedule
Public transport is returning to normal in New Zealand, however capacity will be limited on services.
To maintain physical distancing when the country enters level 2 restrictions, rail operators are reducing
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NZ City Rail Link ready to re-start construction
The New Zealand government has approved Auckland’s $4.45 billion City Rail Link (CRL) to resume construction after the COVID-19 lockdown.
Sean Sweeney, CEO of New Zealand’s biggest infrastructure project
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