It seems that the roadmap to congestion pricing is itself congested: gridlocked by an array of obstacles and opinions. We have a $200k report/proposal, dense legal obstacles, technical challenges, a mayor that is “not even lukewarm”, and a public that is overwhelming against the issue. So what happens next? Nothing?
I'm not entirely convinced that a regional petrol tax is the way to go: I think a targeted congestion charge for the CBD and major arterials might be a better way of fighting congestion while funding public transport.
Your Invitation to an Exclusive Curators Talk and Viewing of Breathe | Mauri Ora! An immersive journey into nature designed by Marshmellow Laser Feast Friends of Te Papa are delighted […]
Passionate collectors of design, decorative art and antiques share their stories of obsession, instinct and luck in this special event celebrating the exhibition Towards Modernism. For many collectors, the work is never finished. As the […]
Wellington Phoenix head coach Giancarlo Italiano has declared himself really happy with the response to last week’s defeat to Newcastle Jets. The Jets ran away with a 4-1 victory in Newcastle last Friday after holding a slender 1-nil lead at... The post Isuzu UTE A-League Round 15 Match Preview appeared first on Wellington Phoenix.
Welcome Back! This Sunday the 1st of Feb, we are launching our 9am and 10:30am services for the year. Ian will be speaking to us about the year’s focus on […]
