He tāone e hāngai ana ki te anamata
Preparing for the future – more choice for more people

These street changes are now complete. The changes are making it safer and easier to walk, catch the bus, ride a bike, or scooter. You can read more about the Botanic Garden ki Paekākā to city street changes, including the  monitoring and evaluation report on these pages. For questions or comments, you can find the Council's contact details here

Evaluating the changes

Once changes have been installed, we’ll be monitoring and evaluating community feedback, local economic data, travel times for buses and traffic and use of short-term parking and loading zones. 

Longer term, we’ll be tracking things like numbers of people riding bikes and taking the bus, diversity of people on bikes (age and gender), whether more people think the changes are positive, and kilometres of infrastructure installed per year and how long it takes to get things in.

Find out more

You can read the full set of plans and traffic resolution

Find out more and read the full set of plans and traffic resolution for the Botanic Garden ki Paekākā to city project.

View the plans and read the traffic resolution - TR 134-22

Webinars

A new bus stop platform and uphill bike lane on Tinakori Road. View towards the Botanic Garden Ki Paekākā entrance.

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Shared downhill bike and bus lane and a separated uphill bike lane on Bowen Street (at the corner of Ballantrae Street). View toward the city.

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Separated uphill bike lane with a shared bike and bus lane downhill on Bowen Street (near The Terrace). View towards Tinakori Road and the Botanic Garden ki Paekākā.

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Separated bike lanes on both sides of the road on Whitmore Street (near Stout Street). View towards the waterfront. 

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