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In the early 2000s chronic peak-hour congestion on Auckland’s motorways led planners to promote greater public transport use. On the northern motorway one lane was given over to buses, significantly reducing peak-hour travel times. This is the Albany bus station in 2008. Commuters used their cars to travel to the station before transferring to buses for the trip to work.
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by Alastair Jamieson (Wild Earth Media)
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