K' Road Enhancements
Working together towards a bright future.
Auckland Transport & Auckland Council
- decluttering footpaths, creating more space for people
- adding a cycleway in each direction, connecting to existing and planned cycleways
- adding more bike parking, lighting and street furniture
- adding peak hour bus lanes to improve the reliability and predictably of bus services
- enhancing the natural environment with rain gardens, landscaping, vegetation and trees
- creating more opportunities for outdoor dining and street activities
- creating an environment that reflects Maori cultural values
City Rail Link & Link Alliance
Auckland's first underground train network is being built, with one station stopping at Karangahape Road. Construction should be completed in 2024.
The first video below is a walk through of the station entrance and layout. The second video outlines the full underground network being built.
Design & Development
The new Karangahape Station will be 32 metres deep and has 150m long platforms. The underground platforms at the Mercury lane entrance go as far as Beresford Square.
The station's design features and walk-throughs of the other new stations are on the CRL website.
The latest news on the Karangape Station developments can be found on the CRL website.
Regional Public Transport Plan (RPTP)
The Regional Public Transport Plan (RPTP) describes the public transport network that Auckland Transport (AT) proposes for the region, identifies the services that are integral to that network over a 10-year period, and sets out the policies and procedures that apply to those services. Click here to read more about the future of Auckland's public transport on the AT website.
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Contact Us
Call JFC for any questions or feedback about the Karangahape Road Enhancement construction
work on 0800 573 532.
Rainbow Crossing
The above video was created by Auckland Transport in Feb/March 2021
The six videos via the link in the orange circle were created for the KBA event, "Queer with a K": Preserving the history and herstory of New Zealand's most iconic and culturally diverse road, this series was created on behalf of the Karangahape Road Business Association for the unveiling of the Rainbow Progress Pride Flag being painted on the roads crossings.
Directed by Julian Cook, Produced by Kermath at Cuetone Media with help from Zoomslide Media.
History & Future
From Auckland Transport - Dec 2019