About the Frequent Transit Network
Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland's network of frequent buses provides greater access to more destinations for more people, more often.
The new network increases the frequency on key routes so you can connect between high frequency routes and travel to a wide range of destinations without having to plan your connections. This will make it much easier to get around at any time of day.
Our 'frequent promise'
The key frequent routes meet our ‘frequent promise’. Each route runs at least every 15 minutes, from 7am to 7pm, 7 days a week. Some run even more frequently.
Together they create a network that runs often enough that it’s easy just to turn up and go.
Benefits of the Frequent Transit Network
- Easy connections across Auckland.
- Increased accessibility.
- Reliable for everyday life.
- Less need to rely on timetables.
- More freedom and flexibility.
- High frequency makes transfers between services easy.
Find a frequent route
You can find a frequent route by the route number and the thickness of the line on our maps:
- Frequent routes only have two digits or a name (e.g. Northern Express, or CityLink).
- On our route maps Frequent routes are shown with a thicker line than our other routes.
- On our timetables and at bus stops look out for the arrow symbol.
Some of our Frequent routes run:
- on extended hours into the night
- at least every 15 minutes outside the standard 7am to 7pm schedule
- as a supplement route during peak hours.
Find information on Late-night and after-midnight buses.
Plan your next trip on a frequent bus service on the AT Journey Planner or AT Mobile app or check this page to see if there’s a stop near you.
North
82 – Milford to Mayoral Drive
83 – Massey University to Takapuna
94 – Beach Haven to Takapuna
95 B – Glenfield to City Centre (Lower Albert Street)
95B and 95C combine to form a Frequent route between Glenfield and the City Centre.
95C - Glenfield to City Centre (Lower Albert Street)
95B and 95C combine to form a Frequent route between Glenfield and the City Centre.
97B – Beach Haven to City Centre (Lower Albert Street)
97B and 97R combine to form a Frequent route between Verrans Corner and the City Centre.
97R – Beach Haven to City Centre (Lower Albert Street)
97B and 97R combine to form a Frequent route between Verrans Corner and the City Centre.
NX1 – Albany Bus Station to City Centre (Lower Albert Street)
NX1 extends to Hibiscus Coast Station every 30 minutes until 11pm.
NX2 – Albany Bus Station to City Centre (Auckland Universities)
NX2 extends to Hibiscus Coast Station during peak times.
Central
20 – St Lukes to City Centre (Wynard Quarter)
22N – New Lynn to City Centre (Victoria Street)
22N and 22R combine to form a Frequent route Avondale and the City Centre.
22R – Avondale to City Centre (Victoria Street)
22N and 22R combine to form a Frequent route Avondale and the City Centre.
24B – Sandringham to City Centre (Victoria Street)
24B and 24R combine to form a Frequent route between Sandringham Rd and the City Centre.
24R – Sandringham to City Centre (Victoria Street)
24B and 24R combine to form a Frequent route between Sandringham Rd and the City Centre.
25B – Mt Roskill to City Centre (Aotea Square)
25B and 25L combine to form a Frequent route between Mt Roskill and the City Centre.
25L - Mt Roskill to City Centre (Aotea Square)
25B and 25L combine to form a Frequent route between Mt Roskill and the City Centre.
27H – Three Kings to City Centre (Waitematā Station)
27H, 27W and 27T combine to form a Frequent route between Three Kings and the City Centre.
27W – Three Kings to City Centre (Waitematā Station)
27H, 27W and 27T combine to form a Frequent route between Three Kings and the City Centre.
27T – Three Kings to City Centre (Waitematā Station)
27H, 27W and 27T combine to form a Frequent route between Three Kings and the City Centre.
30 – Onehunga to City Centre (The Civic)
64 – St Lukes to Newmarket
65 – Pt Chevalier to Glen Innes
66 – Pt Chevalier to Sylvia Park
67A – New Lynn to Onehunga
67A and 67B combine to form a Frequent route between New Lynn and Onehunga.
67B – New Lynn to Onehunga
67A and 67B combine to form a Frequent route between New Lynn and Onehunga.
68 – New Lynn to Onehunga
74 – Onehunga to Glen Innes
75 – Glen Innes to City Centre (Wynyard Quarter)
76 – Glen Innes to City Centre (Fort Street)
InnerLink
TāmakiLink
CityLink
OuterLink
Waiheke Island
50A – Matiatia Wharf to Onetangi
50A and 50B combine to form a Frequent route between Onetangi and Matiatia Ferry Terminal.
50B – Matiatia Wharf to Onetangi
50A and 50B combine to form a Frequent route between Onetangi and Matiatia Ferry Terminal.
East
70 – Botany to City Centre (Waitematā)
72C – Botany to Panmure
72C, 72M and 72X combine to form a Frequent route between Howick and Panmure.
72M – Botany to Panmure
72C, 72M and 72X combine to form a Frequent route between Howick and Panmure.
72X - Botany to City Centre (Waitematā)
72C, 72M and 72X combine to form a Frequent route between Howick and Panmure.
West
11T – Northwest Centre to City Centre (Queen St)
11T and 11W combine to form a Frequent route between Lincoln Bus Interchange and the City Centre.
11W – Northwest Centre to City Centre (Queen St)
11T and 11W combine to form a Frequent route between Lincoln Bus Interchange and the City Centre.