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Discussion in 'New Zealand' started by texkourgan, Jun 27, 2013.

  1. texkourgan

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    Hello -

    What public transportation is available in New Zealand? Is it easy to move about the cities and country at large? What modes of transport are available: Bus? Underground/Subway? Trams? Trains?

    Do you use public transportation in New Zealand? Can you recommend it? Is it safe, inexpensive, and reliable? What is your experience? How much is a basic fare? Is there a monthly card, or discount options?

    Thank you for sharing your tips, questions and advice! :)
     
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    #1 texkourgan, Jun 27, 2013
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    I am living in Auckland and always use Bus as public transport to going anywhere far or near places. Because Bus fares are just starting from $2 and AT HOP card fare is $0.99 which very less than Taxi services. They are also safe and reliable for people have low monthly wages.
     
    #2 Claudiaclark, Feb 10, 2017
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