Since launching the $50 public transport cap 12 weeks ago, over 20,000 Aucklanders have hit their cap and seen savings.
Rolled out to encourage more residents to jump aboard public transport, the fare
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Bus services suspended in Tasmania following rock-throwing incidents
The Gagebrook and Herdsmans Cove services in Tasmania have been partially suspended following a recent influx of rock-throwing incidents in the area.
Effective from October 8, 2024 and remaining in place
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Free public transport for Carers in Victoria
Carers are being celebrated this week across the country for National Carers Week, with the Victorian government even throwing in free public transport travel to sweeten the deal.
Victorian Carer Card
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Free Metro transport in Adelaide for the Socceroos game
Metro public transport in Adelaide will be free from 4pm tonight onwards as the Socceroos’ try their luck against Chinese PR in the third round AFC Asian Qualifiers.
As the men’s national team
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‘Unreliable’ Melbourne public transport in need of changes
With the world’s biggest tram network, extensive suburban rail and a road grid suitable for efficient bus services, Melbourne should be one of the world’s great transit cities. Yet despite a plethora
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T3 Bankstown line commuters face more than a year on South West Link buses
The last train on the T3 Bankstown line in Sydney made its final run this morning, as the 130-year-old rail line officially closes for Metro upgrades.
Thousands of commuters are set to have their daily
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NZ government to introduce tougher sentences for offences against public transport workers
The New Zealand government has announced new tougher sentences for offences against public transport workers following a “worrying increase in abuse and attacks”.
As part of its plan to restore
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“Smart” ticketing system to roll out on Tasmania’s public transport
The Tasmanian Government has finalised an agreement with Cubic Transportation Systems that brings a state-wide smart ticketing system across Tasmania’s public transport network a step closer.
As part
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South Korea commit to 21,200 hydrogen buses in operation by 2030
The South Korean government has committed to an ambitious plan to significantly increase the presence of hydrogen buses across metropolitan areas by 2030.
The Ministry of Environment together with the
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Smart ticketing rolls out on Kinetic Sunshine Coast buses
Kinetic Sunshine Coast buses are the newest operator to begin accepting debit and credit cards as payment, as part of a $371 million rollout of smart ticketing on South East Queensland’s public transport
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