It never made any sense why Phil Goff dumped Mike Lee from providing oversight to Auckland Transport never made any sense.
Mike is one of the few who knows the tricks AT play and he has been endlessly critical of this behemoth, removing him allowed AT to do what they like!
Efeso’s pledge to bring oversight back to AT alongside free public transport is the exact type of policy that should excite apathetic Aucklanders to vote.
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Yes! Any move that gets people onto public transport is positive for the environment and reducing congestion. Residents in a big city can not expect to go everywhere by car, our cture must change.
Is there detail that commits to dealing with AT’s excesses?
With Simon Wilson’s stamp of approval on Collins it strongly suggests it will BAU at AT under Collins as mayor.
I suggested the other day that someone should make a game up about Auckland’s traffic snarls which I felt would be a drawcard for Aucklanders, and profitable. I find that there is an internet game called Rush Hour traffic. Damn someone else has always thought of good ideas first.
Rush Hour® – ThinkFun
https://www.thinkfun.com › products › rush-hour
rush hour traffic jam game from http://www.thinkfun.com
Make learning fun with Rush Hour, a sliding block logic game with 40 challenges … to get the red car out of this traffic jam – it will take brainpower.
Restoring Oversight of AT by council is one of Wayne Brown’s core policies. It looks light an increasing desperate Collins has pinched it.
Once again Craig Lord’s consistent position on remedying AT is deliberately omitted. Bias.
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