Environment Canterbury is offering another week of free travel on its new direct bus services from Waimakariri to central Christchurch.
New direct bus services from Waimakariri to central Christchurch, starting Monday 11 January 2021, will be free for the first two weeks.
Locky Docks are free, secure locking stations for bikes, e-bikes and scooters, and can be accessed with your Metrocard.
Metro passengers will see some timetable changes and different buses on some routes from the end of this month as new operator contracts begin.
From 29 November, buses on route 3 Airport/Sheffield Crescent to Sumner (the Purple Line) will run every 10 minutes all day on weekdays.
Metro is taking steps to streamline operations for an easier to use network that encourages more public transport patronage.
Information about Metro services under Alert Level 1
From Wednesday 1 July, the price of a Metrocard will be $5, down from $10.
Fares will be reintroduced on public transport services from Monday 15 June 2020. Metrocards will be provided free during June.
Commuter bus services from Darfield and Southbridge to Christchurch city will continue operating after funding was confirmed as part of the Annual Plan 2020/21.
Black Cat Cruises has signed the contract for the Diamond Harbour ferry service for the next 12 years, completing our public transport procurement process.
Canterbury is currently at Alert Level 1. Here’s what you need to know when using public transport.
Environment Canterbury’s new bus contracts will reduce public transport carbon emissions by 14% within their first year.
Direct commuter buses from Waimakariri to central Christchurch, supported by new Park & Ride facilities, are one step closer thanks to support from residents.
