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Public transport fares increasing as fare structure simplified

18 January 2025
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The annual public transport fare adjustment in Auckland will see fare increases of 15 to 25 cents per bus and train journey, or 20c to $1.40 for ferry journeys. Auckland Transport is simplifying its zone systems and fare structure, resulting in fewer zones and fare decreases for some travellers. The changes aim to offset rising operating costs, with a focus on making fares simpler and more equitable for passengers as the city grows.

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