Auckland Traffic

Due to the unprecedented events of the past few days, Auckland Transport has authorised the waiver of all infringement notices issued between 2pm Friday 27 ...

Auckland's transport network is operational, with some remaining road closures and reduced service frequency on public transport services.

Devonport services will be running hourly because of debris in the water and damage to vessels. Trains will be limited to travelling at KiwiRail speed restrictions of 25km/h during the morning peak, with a 40km/h speed restriction in place across the network for the rest of Wednesday. For the latest list of road closures please see the AT website. - Customers will need to change trains to travel between New Lynn and Swanson. - Due to speed restrictions on the line, journey times will significantly increase. Ferry services on Wednesday will be running to reduced timetables and with longer journey times. Most bus services are operating including rail bus replacements but due to the severe weather conditions further last-minute cancellations may occur. Speed restrictions will be in place across the Auckland rail network tomorrow as a precaution because of existing slips and tonight’s forecast heavy rain. - From Tuesday 31 January, Eastern Line services will run between Manukau and Otahuhu only. Do not walk, drive or cycle through floodwater because it can pose a series risk to your health and safety. Consider staying home or travelling later in the day once the heaviest periods of rain have passed. This is a phenomenal effort and I want to thank these workers for their hard work since Friday in exceptionally challenging circumstances.

9.40am: All of Auckland's motorways are now open other than State Highway 1 on the Esmonde Rd Northbound On-ramp. Access to Green Lane West also remains blocked ...

9.20pm: Secretary of Education Iona Holsted says that early learning centres that can open safely may do so for families in their community that need education and care. Much of this fell in only a few hours." "This is a month's worth of rain... 11.30am: Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency says people should continue to defer any non-essential travel in North Island regions which remain affected by severe weather, with Metservice red or orange warnings for heavy rain remaining in place for Coromandel and parts of the Bay of Plenty region. Remediation will take place for some time, but the airport will remain open throughout as we focus on helping travellers get to where they are going as quickly and safely as possible. He's part of the problem." "It’s going south, hopefully that gives us a bit of a reprieve. The situation is ongoing." "The cracks got more and more and more...and it just kept on 'crack, crack, crack' coming down. "For others, your circumstances may have changed as a result of the weather events. Your staff, community and student body may need that extra time to prepare. A lot of work has gone into planning this year’s Waitangi Festival."

Date: 1 February 2023. Please attribute the following statement to John Strawbridge, Group Manager Parking Services and Compliance:.

A state of emergency was declared for Northland yesterday, and will remain in force for seven days. 9.40am: All of Auckland's motorways are now open other than ...

11.30am: Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency says people should continue to defer any non-essential travel in North Island regions which remain affected by severe weather, with Metservice red or orange warnings for heavy rain remaining in place for Coromandel and parts of the Bay of Plenty region. 9.20pm: Secretary of Education Iona Holsted says that early learning centres that can open safely may do so for families in their community that need education and care. Much of this fell in only a few hours." Remediation will take place for some time, but the airport will remain open throughout as we focus on helping travellers get to where they are going as quickly and safely as possible. "This is a month's worth of rain... He's part of the problem." The situation is ongoing." "Motorists can continue to use the local detour (light vehicles) or via SH12 and SH14 (heavy vehicles). "The cracks got more and more and more...and it just kept on 'crack, crack, crack' coming down. 7.00pm: A health warning has been issued for all Waikato lakes, streams, rivers, estuaries and coastal beaches after the extreme weather in the region, Waikato Regional Council said. "For others, your circumstances may have changed as a result of the weather events. Watch the full story below:

The transport network is operational, with remaining road closures and reduced service frequency on public transport services. We continue to urge Aucklanders ...

- Customers will need to change trains to travel between New Lynn and Swanson. - Great North Road (near SH16) has two lanes open for westbound traffic (away from the motorway) and one eastbound lane open. Contractors are actively supporting to ensure the forestry road remains operational - From Tuesday 31 January, services will run between Manukau and Otahuhu only. As weather closes-in, there are likely to be cancellations on the public transport network – check the AT website and AT Mobile App. - Due to the severe weather, there have been multiple slips on Auckland’s train network.