Projects & Roadworks Projects & Roadworks

 Auckland Transport is working hard to bring down an unacceptably high rate of death and serious injuries on our roads to zero.

Creating a dedicated, congestion-free busway between Panmure, Pakuranga, and Botany town centres.

We are working on delivering a fast, frequent and reliable rapid transit system between Auckland Airport, Manukau and Botany.

Over the next 10 years, Auckland Council has a vision to transform the waterfront into an attractive, people friendly environment. Auckland Transport will be delivering the first part of this vision from 2018 to 2021.

Penlink (peninsula link road) is a proposed alternative route between the Whangaparaoa Peninsula and State Highway 1 at Redvale with construction to start within the next decade.

Karangahape Road (K Road) is a joint project with Auckland Council that aims to preserve the road's unique character, while creating a street environment that supports the local community and meets the needs of a growing population.

Lincoln Road upgrade, from Te Pai Place to the State Highway 16 interchange, is one of many transport projects aimed at improving Auckland transport system. See www.at.govt.nz.

We are upgrading Franklin Road to improve the road quality and future-proof existing services including improved parking and safer passage for cars, cyclists and pedestrians.

AT is upgrading Hurstmere Road, changing it into a one-way street (between Anzac Street and Lake Road) with a cycle lane and redesigned streetscape that prioritises space for people.

Find out about the next steps to improve the Hill Street intersection, Warkworth.

A shared path and separated cycle lanes linking the Upper Queen Street bridge to Quay Street.

Making it easier and safer to cycle and walk between the city centre and the eastern suburbs.

Dominion Road is one of many transport projects aimed at improving the Auckland transport system. 

A shared path allowing you to run or cycle from Auckland’s eastern suburbs to the Waitematā Harbour.

Te Whau Pathway is a 12km shared path along the edge of the Whau River between Te Atatū Peninsula and Green Bay Beach.