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Buses Replace Some Trains This Sunday
MEDIA RELEASE
Friday 15 March
Buses Replace Some Trains This Sunday
Buses will replace some trains this
Sunday 17 March to allow work associated with
electrification and upgrading of rail stations to continue.
Sunday 17 March
• Western Line – buses replace
all trains
• Onehunga Line – buses replace
all trains
• Southern Line – buses replace
all trains
• Eastern and Manukau Line – open
Replacement rail bus services will be provided on
the day and special timetables will be in place for them.
Buses will be marked Rail Bus. All valid tickets and passes
currently accepted on trains can be used on rail bus
replacements.
For full details go to www.at.co.nz
or phone 09 3666 400. Details are also available at
stations.
KiwiRail is carrying out maintenance at Mt Lebanon Lane, Henderson which will involve an excavator and closing some of the road. They will also be checking overhead electric lines at several points along the rail network. This work can only be carried out when trains are not running.
Upgrade work at Mt Albert Station will also be carried out.
Given the significant amount of work to be done, closures on Auckland's rail network will be a regular occurrence for the foreseeable future. The next scheduled network closure is Easter weekend from Friday 29 March to Monday 1 April 2013.
For more details on the upgrade of the rail network visit www.kiwirail.co.nz.
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About
Auckland Transport
Auckland Transport is a
Council Controlled Organisation (CCO) of Auckland Council.
It is responsible for all of the region’s transport
services (excluding state highways) - from roads and
footpaths, to cycling, parking and public transport.
Among its main tasks are:
To design, build and
maintain Auckland’s roads, ferry wharves, cycleways and
walkways.
Co-ordinate road safety and community
transport initiatives such as school travel
Plan and fund
bus, train and ferry services across Auckland.
For more information about Auckland Transport go to www.aucklandtransport.govt.nz twitter: @akltransport
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