Scoping
Mass Rapid Transit
From November 2, we'll be asking you for feedback on options that will transform the way we get around our city and allow us to choose how and where we live.
Why we need to change
Over the next 30 years, 50,000 to 80,000 more people will call Wellington home. We need to start changing now to fix existing transport problems and support our city’s growing population.
2021
Transport is responsible for about 53% of Wellington’s carbon emissions, contributing to global warming and rising sea levels.
Source: Te Atakura – First to Zero
Projects
Our projects are developed in partnership with people that live, work and travel through Wellington. Take a look at what we're working on.
Planning
Cobham Drive Crossing and SH1 Safer Speeds
We want to make our roads safer for everyone with a crossing on Cobham Drive and a speed limit review of SH1 between Mount Victoria Tunnel and the airport.
Planning
Golden Mile improvements
We’re transforming the Golden Mile to move more people with fewer vehicles, creating space for thriving and attractive streets in the heart of Wellington.
Scoping
Central city walking improvements
Creating a better environment for walking, to make the central city safer and a more enjoyable place to spend time in.
News
City Streets package to provide more choice and ways for Wellingtonians to get around
The City Streets package to be considered by Wellington City Council, Greater Wellington Regional Council and Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency over coming weeks will support the wider Let’s Get Wellington Moving programme by improving connections for people on buses, bikes or walking between the central city and suburban centres.
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Programme update ahead of November public engagement
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Partners aligned on refreshed programme priorities for Let’s Get Wellington Moving
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Let’s get ready for a safer crossing and speeds on Cobham Drive
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