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Adventures in Transitland

Darren Davis

Musings about public transport and other cool stuff in Aotearoa/ New Zealand and around the globe.

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Latest Issues

Recent posts by this newsletter. Browse the email archive.

Nine public transport lessons from Perth

A while ago, I did a piece on Perth’s public transport journey, outlining how Perth got to where it is now. I recommend reading this piece if you haven’t already as it sets the context for this piece. See below.

a month ago
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The South Island is still Aotearoa's forgotten island

[Updated 10 July 2024 with the latest developments in Te Waipounamu/ South Island]

3 months ago
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How the Northwest was lost & may be won

[Updated: 4 July 2024 with an update from the NZ Government on NW rapid transit]

4 months ago
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Some fine ideas for making Aotearoa safer

In Aotearoa, driving is often perceived in public discourse as a right, not the privilege that it is. Driver licensing, by its very nature, requires a prescribed standard of driving skill and knowledge of the road rules in order to keep all...

4 months ago
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  • Darren Davis

    Transport urbanist, car-free, transit nerd, big city fan, travel addict, gay, multilingual. RTs/Links ≠ endorsement. Views my own.

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