Auckland Transport has provided an update on the progress being made on the Panmure to Pakuranga section of the Eastern Busway. This project is made possible through the $28 billion transport package agreed between our Government and Auckland Council. The south-east of Auckland is one of the poorest-served areas in the Auckland region for public transport. The AMETI busway and the proposed rapid transit connection between the airport and Botany will significantly improve public transport service

8.7K views · 26 reactions | High frequency, rapid transit bus travel for East Auckland is a step closer with construction underway for the first stage of the $1.4b Eastern Busway project. | Auckland Transport | Facebook

16K views · 172 reactions | Construction on Stage 1 of AMETI Eastern Busway is full steam ahead and on schedule for completion by 2021. Check out this update from the team. | Auckland Transport | Facebook

Hear how the Eastern Busway Alliance team is reducing waste 👇 🌏 To find out more about the Eastern Busway being built between Pakūranga and Botany, see https://easternbusway.nz/ | Auckland Transport

7.4K views · 139 reactions | Great news, Auckland! On Sunday 19 December we are opening the Panmure to Pakuranga section of the Eastern Busway. Soon you'll be able to catch the bus and travel across the Tāmaki estuary on the impressive 210m busway bridge. A mix of cycleways and shared paths run alongside the busway route, so riders will now be able to safely travel to Panmure Station and the Panmure and Pakuranga town centres. | Auckland Transport | Facebook

6.8K views · 120 reactions | In a first for New Zealand, a new bridge...