News

  • Dial a Ride Service from Woodend to Rangiora Changes

    Woodend residents can still shop and access essential services in Rangiora twice a week, despite the end of the daily pre-book dial a ride trial service operated by the North Canterbury Minibus Trust.

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  • Timaru bus routes take a new turn

    Timaru will soon get an orbital bus service after Environment Canterbury commissioners approved changes to the city’s bus routes at today’s council meeting.

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  • Bus access for those who are blind, deafblind or partially sighted

    Environment Canterbury and organisations representing those who blind, partially sighted or deafblind in Christchurch are working together to find ways to improve access to Christchurch bus services for all passengers who have a vision impairment.

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  • Setting a new direction for public transport

    Getting people out of their cars and back onto buses is one of the aims behind the change to the Christchurch Metro network.

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  • Improving the efficiency of Christchurch’s bus network

    Proposed changes to the Christchurch Metro Public Transport Network will provide a service that better reflects the city’s public transport need and is financially viable.

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  • Successful start to bus anti-graffiti campaign

    A campaign aimed at preventing tagging and vandalising of Christchurch buses has got off to a good start.

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  • Fighting back at graffiti on buses

    Vandals who etch bus windows or who tag the interior of buses are being warned their behaviour will be caught on camera and photographs of their offending will be sent to the police.

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  • Proposed network changes

    Proposed changes to the bus services network.

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  • Free buses to the rugby prove popular

    Organisers are delighted at the number of fans who took advantage of the free bus service...

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