Why does Auckland Transport want to hear from you?
How to have your say
Current consultations
Recently completed consultations
Why does Auckland Transport want to hear from you?
The views of people who live, work and play in the Auckland region are important to us. Auckland Transport frequently consults and engages with Auckland communities on a variety of regional and local issues to help us make better decisions.
How to have your say
There are a variety of ways you can have your say on Auckland Transport projects, plans and strategies. You can:
Respond to a current consultation
The AT Research Panel is Auckland Transport's online customer panel that you can join if you want to take part in surveys and consultations on a variety of transport related topics including cycling, walking, parking, public transport, roads and marketing activities. Read more about the AT Research Panel and how to sign up.
Our Auckland (delivered monthly to all mailboxes across Auckland) is a regular Auckland Council publication with details about upcoming transport projects and initiatives.
Attend and speak at a public board meeting
If you would like to make a general comment, request a service, make a complaint or speak to someone within the organisation, please contact us.
Current consultations
See parking consultations
New Network Southern Consultation
Consultation is open on the New Network for South Auckland from 19 June to 4pm, Friday 2 August 2013.
The New Network will change the way people travel. It is a region wide public transport network which is proposed to deliver bus services at least every 15 minutes throughout the day, seven days a week on major routes between the hours of 7am to 7pm.
The New Network will be implemented in phases, and we're starting with the South Auckland network.
To find out about the proposed changes and have your say we suggest you follow these three steps:
Step 1: Watch the video if you haven’t already, to understand how the New Network will transform Auckland’s public transport system.
Step 2: See the maps, and read the overview of the New Network for South Auckland in more detail, to learn about how the New Network will affect you.
Step 3: Have your say by completing the online feedback form, or come along to an open day.
Go to the New Network project for more detailed information, brochures in different languages and formats, statistics, answers to questions you might have and more.
Recently completed consultations
Te Atatu Bus Interchange project
Consultation closed 11 April 2013
Auckland Transport proposes a major change to the regional bus network in Auckland, designed to deliver a simpler, more effective network of public transport services within the region. At Te Atatu, this will result in new bus services and construction of a new bus interchange.
Details of the Te Atatu Bus Interchange project