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$28 billion funding package for Auckland roading and public transport projects unveiled

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Apr 26 - A $28 billion transport programme has been unveiled for Auckland in what's been described by the Government and Auckland Mayor Phil Goff as the country's largest ever civil construction programme.

Its backers say the work will help create a 21st century transport network for the city.

"Together, we will invest $28 billion over the next decade to unlock Auckland's potential. We will be building vital projects including light rail, Penlink and Mill Rd, heavy rail and bus upgrades, safety improvements, and more dedicated cycle lanes," said Transport Minister Phil Twyford.

 

Continue to the full release on the NZHerald   |||  April 26, 2018   |||

 

 

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