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What will the biggest shakeup to public transport in decades do for the climate?
Tuesday 16 Aug 22 12:15pm
PUBLIC TRANSPORT is in for its biggest shakeup in decades with yesterday’s announcements of the government’s “Sustainable Public Transport Framework” and the Auckland City Council’s proposed Transport Emissions Reduction Pathway.
But will the plans – which could see most public transport back in public hands after a decade-old experiment in privatisation – deliver the promised reductions in carbon emissions?
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