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Auckland's North-West Rapid Transit Project Gets Fast-Track Approval for Faster Bus Travel

04 Sep 2026 | 5 days ago | 137 views

The North-West Rapid Transit project in Auckland, approved through the Fast-track process, will create a rapid busway along State Highway 16 with seven stations and a Park and Ride facility, enhancing public transport for the rapidly growing north-west area. The project aims to provide a reliable 25-minute journey from Brigham Creek to Auckland City Centre, accommodating up to 9,000 passengers per hour and supporting the region's growth and economic productivity. This approval marks the 33rd Fast-track project, reflecting the government’s commitment to improving infrastructure, alongside other ongoing projects across housing, renewable energy, and transport sectors.

Tags: Chris Bishop Auckland New Zealand Transport Agency Westgate Station City Rail Link State Highway 16 WX1 service Brigham Creek Infrastructure Minister

NZTA Seeks Approvals for Auckland Northwest Busway to Boost Public Transport

18 Feb 2026 | 6 months ago | 1067 views

The New Zealand Transport Agency (NZTA) has applied for statutory approvals under the Fast-track Approvals Act for the Northwest Busway project, which will provide a dedicated busway along State Highway 16 with seven stations to improve public transport in Auckland’s rapidly growing northwest. This project aims to deliver faster, more frequent, and reliable service, easing congestion by moving up to 9,000 passengers per hour and reducing motorway traffic, supported by an investment of around $550 million for initial stages and further funding planned for subsequent phases. The busway is part of an integrated transport plan to support growth, enhance connectivity, and maximize benefits from other projects like the City Rail Link, with a strong benefit-cost ratio indicating high returns on investment.

Tags: NZTA Northwest Busway Chris Bishop Auckland State Highway 16 Brigham Creek Westgate Station Te Atatū Point Chevalier Western Springs