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To help you plan your journey, Auckland Transport has full timetables and guides available for all public transport services. School bus timetables. Bus timetables. Train timetables. Ferry timetables. Travel guides for each area of Auckland, night bus, hospitals and airport. Timetable search by route number.
- Public transport guide for visitors to Auckland - Auckland Transport
Compare routes and transport options, and see departure...
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Auckland Transport is responsible for all the region's...
- Public transport guide for visitors to Auckland - Auckland Transport
Auckland Transport is responsible for all the region's transport services, from roads and footpaths, to cycling, parking and public transport. Train line status Register AT HOP card
25 wrz 2024 · Compare routes and transport options, and see departure times and how much your trip will cost. To use Journey Planner and check live departures on your smartphone, download the AT Mobile app. Download AT Mobile
17 wrz 2024 · Services generally operate from 6 am to midnight, Monday to Friday. The OuterLink and TamakiLink also operate on weekends and public holidays. CityLink – The red bus for the city centre departs every 7-8 minutes from Wynyard Quarter, along Queen Street, up to Karangahape Road and then back down Queen Street.
To help you plan your journey, check out Auckland Transport's full timetables and guides available for all public transport services. From the airport to the CBD SkyDrive (operated by Ritchies Transport) offers an express shuttle service between Auckland Airport and SkyCity in Central Auckland.
18 maj 2024 · Public transport in Auckland — New Zealand's largest metropolitan area — comes in three flavours: bus, train and ferry. Services are all neatly coordinated by Auckland Transport under the AT Metro brand, with the bustling Waitematā railway station serving as the main transport hub.
Routes and timetables. Following the end of the construction programme, CRL Ltd will hand over the completed infrastructure to KiwiRail and Auckland Transport, who will then carry out the additional work required to open the CRL to its first passengers.
