Is there a free bus in Auckland?
Is there a free bus in Auckland?
Auckland Transport, supported by the Police, is providing free travel on buses and trains each night.
How many bus routes are in Auckland?
In total there are 207 routes in the report – although some of these routes have since been cut or changed and so no longer run. To get a better idea as to our busiest corridors, I’ve grouped the routes together where possible.
Where does the inner link go?
InnerLink bus to get around the inner city The InnerLink is the easiest way to get around Auckland’s inner city. It operates from the Britomart train station, out to Parnell, through Newmarket, along Karangahape Rd, Ponsonby Road, past Victoria Park and then back to Britomart via the viaduct.
Where does outer link stop?
It runs from Wellesley St, past the Universities, through Parnell, Newmarket, Epsom, Balmoral, Mt Eden, St Lukes, Mt Albert, out to the Meola Rd entrance to MOTAT, through Westmere, Herne Bay and then back to Wellesley St.
How late do buses run Auckland?
Routes operate from midnight until late (early Saturday and Sunday mornings). Buses leave via Customs Street, Civic/St James, Victoria Street and Queen Street.
Are Hop cards free?
Purchase price for an AT HOP card is usually $10. Until 31 August 2022, this price will be reduced, excluding the purchase of pre-loaded HOP cards. For more information, visit Half Price Discount on Public Transport Fares.
How do you use the bus in Auckland?
Once on the bus, tag on with your AT HOP card on the reader to your right as you walk in. Wait for the sound and the reader to either flash green or green and amber (for cards that have a concession applied) and then go and sit down. Follow your AT Mobile app to see when you need to get off.
What time do buses stop in Auckland?
Routes operate from midnight until late (early Saturday and Sunday mornings).
Where will the city rail link go?
City Rail Link Ltd will handover the CRL to Auckland Transport which run the rail services in Auckland. City Rail Link City is planned to be completed late 2024, but City Rail Link Ltd is currently assessing the impact the Covid-19 pandemic is having on the project’s construction timetable and its costs.
How do you get around Auckland City?
The best way to get around Auckland is via the cheap and efficient Link buses. Walking is another viable option in the city center. Taxis and rental cars are also available, but these are more expensive and prone to frustrations like traffic and limited parking spots.
