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Regional Transport Committee Agenda 2 March 2022
was significantly slower than the recent August 2021 lockdown. There were a lot of vulnerable people moved off public transport to a discounted taxi service. 6.5 Throughout December there will be three free services run in to New Plymouth as well as some free services operating within New Plymouth. 6.6 The Your Connector services for Dialog were postponed due to the SH3 roadworks. This has now been rescheduled to start on Monday. One of the buses was utilised to transport staff
Regional Transport Committee Agenda 1 December 2021
Council in mid-November. This will feed down the key moves to take across in to the transport strategy. PT - SH The Your Connector service was launched. There has been a lot of interest in it. Despite the service being suspended due to the SH3 Roadworks. One of the buses is being used to travel from Bell Block to OMV at the moment instead, so it is still being utilised. Fare zone changes will be coming in to effect soon. Lots of advertising will be done including, digital
RTC Agenda December 2023 Web
been spent mainly on road repairs damaged by forestry trucks. Proposed new budget up from previous $19m to $40m. 3. STDC Have received $2.8m funding from WK to cover work program. 4. TRC New, three days per week Ōpunake to New Plymouth service starts 30 Oct 2023. BBQ to be held in Ōpunake to promote the service. TRC working with NPDC for promotion of Festival of Lights and Waitara market day. Buses being provided. The first electric bus for Taranaki starts urban service on 1 February
Executive, Audit & Risk agenda Dec 2020
Financial and Operational Report 13 page Top Facebook posts Reach Engaged 1 These two toutouwai (North Island robins) were spotted at Lake Mangamahoe last week, at least 15km from Te Papakura o Taranaki (the national park). (Towards Predator-Free Taranaki) 11,117 691 2 FREE CITYLINK BUSES TO THE NP CHRISTMAS PARADE! 🚌 Free Citylink services will run on Saturday 28 November for the NP Christmas Parade. Special timetables are available now (Taranaki …
Land Transport Plan monitoring report 2019/2020
Land Transport Plan monitoring report 2019/2020
Regional Land Transport Plan for Taranaki 2021-2027
Regional Land Transport Plan for Taranaki 2021-2027
Draft Regional Land Transport Plan for Taranaki 2021
Draft Regional Land Transport Plan for Taranaki 2021 - for public consultatiion
Council meeting agenda December 2020
recommendations therein. Walker/McDonald Matters arising It was noted that with the Public Transport Plan hearing and the Asset Management Plans the meeting was long with a large agenda. There were a number of themes with the Public Transport Plan hearing including increasing the frequencies of buses on routes, keeping the fare cost as low as possible, and alternative fuel transport options. 6. November and December 2020 Meeting Dates 6.1 The November and December 2020
Supporting documentatation for LTP
frequency of services will impact on rates. It’s worth noting, too, that the size and number of buses in the current fleet is tailored to maximum school-bus demand. Using smaller, more fuel-efficient buses on suburban worker/shopper services would require two separate fleets and costs would rise, not fall. It’s worthwhile having your say, whether or not you’re a bus user. Public transport services are publicly funded, so tell us if you have any ideas for making them better and more