INDEPENDENT NEWS

Tough new bus lane enforcement daily results

Published: Mon 10 Mar 2003 08:21 AM
Tough new bus lane enforcement daily results
Early indications, based on the first three days of monitoring the Auckland City Council's tough new bus lane enforcement measures, show that the compliance levels are increasing.
In the morning peak, the number of cars illegally using the bus and bike lane on Great South Road have dropped from 20 to 11, on Mt Eden Road from 59 to 11 and on Sandringham Road a dramatic drop from 118 to 12.
The biggest change, however, has occurred on Mt Eden Road in the afternoon peak. The bus lane near Pencarrow Road (approaching the Balmoral Road intersection) had an average of 136 infringements per day in the middle of 2002. This had dropped to two per day in the first three days of enforcement.

Next in New Zealand politics

Penny Drops – But What About Seymour And Peters?
By: New Zealand Labour Party
PM Announces Changes To Portfolios
By: New Zealand Government
Just 1 In 6 Oppose ‘Three Strikes’ - Poll
By: Family First New Zealand
Budget Blunder Shows Nicola Willis Could Cut Recovery Funding
By: New Zealand Labour Party
Urgent Changes To System Through First RMA Amendment Bill
By: New Zealand Government
Global Military Spending Increase Threatens Humanity And The Planet
By: Peace Movement Aotearoa
View as: DESKTOP | MOBILE © Scoop Media