Public transport in Auckland mainly consists of three modes: the bus, train and ferry. Services are provided under the “MAXX” brand by private transport providers, and coordinated by the Auckland Transport, which is a council controlled organization.
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the MAXX train image Cred: MAXX Auckland Regional Transport |
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the Auckland Central bus route map Cred: Auckland Transport Blog |
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Wider Auckland rail network map Cred: Wikipedia |
Commuting by ferry has been regarded as a feature of Auckland transport. Currently, the ferry connects mainly to Devonport, North Shore, and Rangitoto Island, Waiheke Island, Manukau City, and Great Barrier Island. The Map below shows the ferry routes.
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Auckland Ferry Routes Map Cred: Wikipedia |
Overall, by overview of the three predominant public transport network across the region, we have see that Auckland has a comprehensive transport network. Auckland CBD has become a transport hub and a transit center in the region. With respect to continuous growth and the rapid development of the city, the government needs to make sure any new transport projects to maximize its carry capacity to meet the demand of the public, and makes Auckland an example to other cities for it to be able to provide effective and efficient public transport services for all the commuters.
Reference:
Auckland Transport Blog, (Nov/ 9/2009) Analysing our bus network,
http://transportblog.co.nz/2009/11/09/analysing-our-bus-network/, (accessed: 19/May/2011).
Wkipedia, (12/May/2011) Public transport in Auckland,
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_transport_in_Auckland, (accessed: 21/May/2011).
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