Buses and Consultation
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Bus review gives power to suburbs and communities
- Metlink
- Greater Wellington Regional Council shared the first details of the second stage of its bus network review today with public consultation forming the bulk of the work.
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Targeted consultation has positive results for Broadmeadows, Khandallah and Ngaio bus users
- Greater Wellington Regional Council
- Proposed changes to Broadmeadows and Khandallah bus services have been modified, and now include a full seven days a week bus service for Broadmeadows, after targeted consultation with residents.
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Broadmeadows, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, New Zealand/Aotearoa
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Consultation delivers expanded bus service for Churton Park
- Greater Wellington Regional Council
- Two new bus routes - to provide a more convenient, affordable service that meets the needs of rapid growth - are being proposed for Churton Park residents after extensive community consultation.
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Churton Park, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, New Zealand/Aotearoa
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Wellington City bus review
- Cycling in Wellington
- GWRC is “proposing” new bus routes across the city.
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Congestion and inefficiencies – why the Regional Council wants to change its bus services
- Wellington Scoop
- Now that all the money has been spent to make the CBD friendlier and faster for buses (and less attractive for pedestrians) the Regional Council has discovered that the result is: congestion. “At least 140 buses per hour in the morning and evening peak,” Councillor Glensor told us on Monday. “Resulting in significant jams and delays,” said Councillor Ponter five days earlier. The council has also acknowledged, belatedly, that there are huge inefficiencies along the Golden Mile, caused by duplication of routes. And it has finally accepted what the rest of us have been seeing for months – what it delicately describes as the bunching effect of buses, particularly at Willis and Manners Streets. (Manners Street – where we were told that all problems would be fixed when buses were given priority.)
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