Working with ECan, we're helping to encourage the people of Greater Christchurch and Timaru to have their say on the future of public transport as part of The Regional Public Transport Plan.
He tawhiti rawa te tuhinga ki tētahi mahere 3-5 tau me te kitenga 30 tau, e pupuri ana i ngā tono mō ētahi atu pahi i runga i ngā ara auau tiketike ake, te whakaurunga o ngā mehua hei whakawātea i te haerenga o ngā pahi i a rātau haerenga, he tauwhiro ki ngā waka harakoa kore me te hanganga o ngā pānui tere ā muri ake nei.
Hei tīmata i te kōrerorero, i tonoa e mātau he Rā Pahi Koreutu i te Rā Kore Motokā Ao Whānui. Stewart Gibbon, Senior Manager of Public Transport at Environment Canterbury explains the success of the event and what it means for the future of public transport in Greater Christchurch and Timaru. "E 15,672 anō ngā haerenga i runga i te whatunga. Ki te whakaaro koe he hokinga mai ia haerenga, tata ki te 8,000 ngā tāngata tāpiri e whakamahi ana i ngā pahi, kaua ko ā rātou motokā. He tino rawe te āhua o ngā pahi, me te tokomaha o ngā tāngata i waho, e hākinakina ana i te wāteatanga i tukuna e tā rātou haerenga pahi — ā, ko te kite i te nui o te whiringa e tino whakaatu ana ko te waka tūmatanui he whiringa whai hua ki te whakamahi i tētahi motokā".
He mea nui te wā heke mai o te waka tūmatanui ki a tātau katoa, otirā i te tipu haere tonu o Greater Christchurch me Timaru. Mēnā kāore anō koe, kia whai kōrero ai koe mō te wā heke mai o te waka tūmatanui pāwhiri ki konei.
