ARTA Annual Report 2009 - Auckland Transport
ARTA Annual Report 2009 - Auckland Transport
ARTA Annual Report 2009 - Auckland Transport
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<strong>ARTA</strong> is training for the Rugby World Cup 2011:<br />
Bledisloe Cup crowds at Kingsland train station<br />
With the Rugby World Cup 2011 in mind, <strong>ARTA</strong> is focused on delivering an efficient public transport system.<br />
The World Cup will be the largest global sporting event for the year, and traffic and transport management<br />
will play a crucial role. We are up to these challenges and look forward to delivering a transport solution<br />
that not only <strong>Auckland</strong>ers can be proud of, but all New Zealanders.<br />
Other focuses for <strong>ARTA</strong> moving forward include progressing the development of a single multi-modal<br />
integrated ticket, a key enabler for encouraging more people to make public transport their choice.<br />
<strong>Auckland</strong>’s ticket will be the only ticket in the country to include rail, bus and ferry. Next year, two major<br />
transport hubs will also be opened in <strong>Auckland</strong> – Newmarket train station, the second biggest train station<br />
on the network, and in the west, New Lynn train station. Both train stations will usher in an era of modern<br />
integrated stations, the like of which have not been seen before in New Zealand since the opening of<br />
Britomart.<br />
The <strong>ARTA</strong> Board and I are committed to delivering as good a transport system as we possibly can. We are<br />
very proud of the achievements that have been made to date and look forward to the exciting projects in<br />
development coming to fruition to deliver transport solutions for the region.<br />
Rabin Rabindran<br />
Chairman<br />
<strong>Auckland</strong> Regional <strong>Transport</strong> Authority<br />
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