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Traffic resolutions - Bus stop changes a...

Traffic resolutions - Bus stop changes and parking restrictions (April 2018)

Status	Closed
Start date	16 March 2018
Closed date	30 March 2018

What happened to this consultation?

Wellington City Council sought your views on proposed bus stop changes in six locations as part of the new Wellington City Public Transport Network, and also on parking restrictions in Turnbull Street.

Proposed changes

Reference	Proposed changes
TR 48-18 (294KB PDF)	Moorefield Road (Johnsonville Hub), new bus stops
TR 49-18 (536KB PDF)	Hobart Street, Caledonia Street & Devonshire Road, new bus stops
TR 50-18 (375KB PDF)	Cleveland Street (Brooklyn Hub), new bus stops
TR 51-18 (438KB PDF)	Russell Terrace, Mount Albert Road and Lavaud Street, new bus stops
TR 52-18 (542KB PDF)	Frobisher Street and Severn Street, new bus stops and removals
TR 53-18 (439KB PDF)	Strathmore Avenue, new bus stop
TR 54-18 (338KB PDF)	Turnbull Street, no stopping at all times

More information

Lindsey Hill, Transport Network Operations

Phone: 04 803 8753
Email: saferroads@wcc.govt.nz
Address: PO Box 2199, Wellington 6140