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How to have your say Step 1 Step 2 Read about the proposed changes and look at the map of the new services on page 5 Check if the service times work for you on page 4 5427_06.03.15_AT Help us transform North Shore s bus network Feedback is open 2 June to 13 July 2015 Step 3 Tell us what you think, via: the Freepost feedback form on page 8, or the online feedback form at www.at.govt.nz/newnetwork the online discussion forum at www.at.govt.nz/newnetwork Want to talk to us? Come to an event (see page 7) or call us on (09) 366 6400. FreePost Authority No. 233462 New Network North Shore Auckland Transport Private Bag 92250 Victoria Street West Auckland 1142 Tell us what you think about the New Network for public transport Moving to a new public transport network for an Auckland of today and tomorrow Why are we transforming Auckland s public transport network? Now is the time for a new way of thinking about public transport in Auckland. If Auckland is to cope with the expected growth in population, public transport must become the transport choice for more Aucklanders. To provide a public transport network that reduces congestion and offers freedom from cardependence, making more minor improvements is not an option. Bold changes are needed to provide a better level of service, respond to public demand and provide better connections to the places Aucklanders want to go. The principles behind the New Network The New Network fundamentally changes the way bus services operate. The key principle is to run a number of high frequency services that are designed to work together through easy connections. It is based on a principle already working in many North American and European cities. Model 1 Direct service option: Many infrequent overlapping routes (Auckland now) Model 2 Connective network option: Fewer routes, more frequency (Auckland future) What are the main benefits? SIMPLICITY a simpler network will make public transport a more attractive and easier option for a wider range of activities, as well as new or one-off trips. ALL DAY FREQUENCY Instead of buses only running frequently at morning and evening peak, some buses will run frequently through the whole day, 7am 7pm, 7 days a week. This means that you can throw away the timetable and just turn up and go, even on weekends. CONNECTIVITY a more connected network will provide far greater access to more destinations than ever before. Residential 1 1 Residential 22 Residential 33 Residential 1 1 Residential 2 2 3 Residential 3 Activity Area 11 Activity Activity Area Area 2 2 Activity Area 3 3 Activity Area 11 Activity Activity Area Area 2 2 Activity Area 33 Auckland s current network tries to run direct services from everywhere to everywhere at low frequencies, as in model 1 of the diagram. We are moving towards model 2, which has fewer routes but higher frequencies. The point at which the lines intersect illustrates where a transfer would happen.

What does this mean for the North Shore? Rapid buses on the busway Frequent buses to and from the City at least every 3 10 mins Mon to Fri, and at least every 10 15 mins on weekends (similar to current service levels). More buses during morning and evening peak to cater for busy periods, including buses starting from Constellation Station in the morning. Additional double decker buses on busway services. Choice of three City destinations (see below). New frequent services across the North Shore On key routes across the North Shore we will be introducing a new Frequent Network. Buses will run at least every 15 minutes between 7am 7pm, 7 days a week, and at lower frequencies outside of these times. On the North Shore frequent services will run: Between Verrans Corner and the City, via Highbury and Onewa Road (N9). Between Glenfield and the City, via Onewa Road (N8). Between Massey University, Browns and Takapuna, via Station, Mairangi and Constellation / Smales Farm Stations (). Between Milford, Takapuna and the City (N4 / ). A new way of calculating fares is on the way We are planning to implement a new simplified zone fare system in 2016 (before the New Network changes are made) that calculates a fare based on how many zones you travel through as part of your journey. You will not be charged more for transferring as part of your journey. Visit www.at.govt.nz/simplifiedzonefares for more detailed information. Buses from your neighbourhood to connect at busway stations Not all neighbourhoods will have direct services to the City. Instead there will be more buses running directly and more frequently to the busway stations. This will enable us to run these services generally every 10 20 mins during peak times to connect with the rapid busway services. These improved connections will provide a hassle-free alternative to driving to the Park and Ride. Peak period services During weekday peak times there will still be some peak only buses to the City and other destinations. These include: Windy Ridge to City universities () Chatswood to City universities (N91) Belmont to City universities (N11) Crown Hill to Smales Farm Station (N43) Refer to the map on page 5 for details. Busway stations will become hubs Once you get to a busway station you will be able to choose to go to a wider variety of destinations, including neighbourhood locations and other suburbs. What are the trade-offs? Making transfers Under the New Network some journeys may require a transfer. Transfers are essential to both frequency and simplicity, and provide access to a far greater choice of destinations. If we tried to run individual services from everywhere to everywhere we wouldn t be able to afford to run any of them frequently enough to be worth waiting for. The inconvenience associated with transferring will be off-set by improved frequencies, vehicle capacity, the provision of good interchange facilities, and simplified zone fares which will be implemented in 2016. A simpler and more direct network The New Network will provide shorter and more direct journeys, however you may have to walk further to a bus stop. Visit www.at.govt.nz/newnetwork for details of streets losing and gaining service. Residents of these streets will receive a letter about the proposed changes. North Shore changes will happen in 2017 Check our website regularly for up-to-date timings or to sign up to our email newsletter. You can also follow us on Twitter. North Shore bus routes in the City In the future all North Shore buses entering and exiting the City will follow one of three different route paths (see map). 1. To Britomart (Lower Albert St) via Fanshawe St 2. To the City universities via Halsey St and Wellesley St 3. To Newmarket via Ponsonby, Karangahape and Auckland City Hospital (Mon to Fri service only) The benefit of operating buses on these three separate paths is that we can better match the number of buses with the number of passengers. In this way, services will be less likely to be overcrowded for people travelling to end destinations, such as Newmarket. Transfer to access your City destination If you want to access another City destination other than where your bus is travelling to, we suggest that you transfer on the busway, or at the Fanshawe St bus stop (opposite Victoria Park) to another City bus. Changes to North Shore bus routes in the City during City Rail Link (CRL) enabling works During construction of the City Rail Link tunnels, which is planned to begin in early 2016 and will take about three years, it will no longer be possible for buses to use some sections of Albert St. For this reason, current services will begin to use the above route paths as early as the end of this year (2015). Information about how current services will be affected will be available closer to the time the changes are made. Sign up to our email newsletter at www.at.govt.nz/newnetwork to receive updates. Shelly Ponsonby Great North Victoria Park (Fanshawe St) Transfer Point Victoria Park Karangahape KEY RED ROUTE PATH 1 BLUE ROUTE PATH 2 GREEN ROUTE PATH 3 Halsey St Albert St Wellesley St Britomart (Lower Albert St) Civic Queen St Queen St Symonds St ALL DAY PEAK ONLY City universities Grafton Grafton Bridge Auckland City Hospital Park Grafton Station Newmarket North Shore New Network 2

Key changes to services in your neighbourhood Look for your neighbourhood and refer to the map on page 5 for detail / North Harbour Schnapper Rock will have a new service to Rosedale (5). North Harbour Industrial Estate (William Pickering ) will have a service to Constellation Station. This service will also connect with Station via Highway (6). Fairview Heights, Gills and Village will have an all day loop service to and from Station (N74). Massey University will have a frequent connection to Station (also serving Browns and Mairangi ) (), and a direct connection to Constellation Station (). Birkenhead Ferry / Point Birkenhead Ferry terminal will have an all day service to Smales Farm Station via Highbury, Shops and North Shore Hospital (N21b). This service will be timed to connect with the ferry. Point will have an all day service to Smales Farm Station, via Shops and North Shore Hospital (N21a). This service will not connect with the Point ferry. By combining the above two services there will be a half hour service between Shops, North Shore Hospital and Smales Farm Station (N21a/b). Haven / Birkdale / Highbury Haven and Birkdale services to the City will remain similar to current services, except we will be doubling the frequency on weekends. There will be a new route from Haven to Takapuna that will run via Kaipatiki Bridge, Glenfield, Archers, and Smales Farm Station in one direction; and via Highbury, Shops and Akoranga Station in the other direction (). Chatswood will have a weekday peak only service to the City (Wellesley St and universities) (N91). There will be an all day (Monday to Friday) service from Haven wharf to the City (Wellesley St and universities) via Verbena, Highbury and Onewa (). There will be an all day (Monday to Friday) service from Highbury to Newmarket via Ponsonby, Karangahape and Auckland Hospital (N93). By combining Haven and Glenfield services, Onewa will have buses running to the City every 7 8 mins, 7am 7pm, 7 days a week, and more often at peak times. East Coast s All suburbs north of Mairangi will have all day services to the busway at Station or Constellation Station. These services would replace direct buses to the City. A new frequent service will run every 15 mins from Massey University, through Station, Browns, Mairangi and Constellation Station; then along the busway to Smales Farm Station and Takapuna (). Mairangi, Campbells and Castor will have a more direct service to the busway (Smales Farm and Constellation Stations), where passengers can connect to services to the City or elsewhere (N41). Sunnynook and Crown Hill will have an all day service to Takapuna and the City (Wellesley St and universities) (). Forrest Hill will have an all day service to Smales Farm Station and Takapuna (). Milford and Takapuna will have a frequent service to the City (Wellesley St and universities) (N4 / ). Greenhithe Greenhithe will have an all day service to Sunset (). This service also goes to Westgate and Henderson. Greenhithe will have additional peak services that will also serve Upper Harbour (c). Glenfield / view / Unsworth Heights Glenfield services to the City will remain similar to current services, except we will be doubling the frequency on weekends. view services to the City will remain similar to current services. The Glenfield to Constellation Station link will also operate on weekends (N8a). On weekdays only the Glenfield service to Constellation Station will be extended to Station via Massey University (). Glenfield Shops will have a connection to Smales Farm Station and Takapuna, via Archers and also to Haven (). Windy Ridge will retain a weekday peak service to the City via Glenfield (), and an all day service to Glenfield, Wairau Park and Constellation Station (N49). Unsworth Heights will have an all day service to Constellation Station. This service also connects with Smales Farm Station via Wairau (N45). / Hillcrest Hillcrest (Hillcrest Ave, Sylvia, Ocean View ) will have an all day service to the City (Wellesley St and universities), via shops. This service will also link Hillcrest to Smales Farm Station (N23). The above service (N23) will travel via Sylvan Ave, except for peak services to the City which will travel via and Akoranga Station, to avoid congestion. Hillcrest West will have an all day service to Smales Farm Station via Porana, and to Akoranga Station via. Shops (N24). Takapuna / Devonport Peninsula swater will have an all day service from the wharf to Takapuna and Smales Farm Station, via Northboro (). This service will connect with the swater ferry. Devonport will have an all day service to Takapuna and Smales Farm Station, via Vauxhall (N30). This service will connect with the Devonport ferry. Local services that will serve Devonport are: a Cheltenham loop service (N13), and a service to Stanley (N12). There will be a weekday peak only service from Belmont, through Hauraki, to the City (Wellesley St and universities) via Northboro (N11). West Auckland There will be more frequent and direct services from Constellation Station to Westgate and Henderson, via Greenhithe and Hobsonville (). 3 North Shore New Network

Proposed frequencies and hours of service This information is to give a general idea of the span of hours and frequency of services proposed, so you can see if the first and last service times work for you. It is likely to change as a result of public feedback and detailed timetable planning. ALL DAY SERVICES ROUTE DESCRIPTION WEEKDAYS WEEKENDS ADDITIONAL INFORMATION The route numbers used are for consultation purposes only, and may not be the final numbers. BUSWAY SERVICES First Service by Last Service after All day (7am 7pm) FREQUENCY Peak (morning & evening) Late (after 7pm) First Service by Last Service after All day (7am 7pm) FREQUENCY Late (after 7pm) NX1 to Britomart (Lower Albert St) 5.30am midnight 10 mins 3-5 mins* 10 mins 5.30am 11.00pm 15 mins 15 mins * Including buses starting at Constellation Stn at peak times NX2 to City universities 5.30am 11.00pm 10 mins 3-5 mins* 15 mins 5.30am 10.00pm 15 mins 15 mins * Including buses starting at Constellation Stn at peak times NX3 to Newmarket 6.00am 9.00pm 30 mins 10 mins 60 mins FREQUENT, CONNECTOR, AND LOCAL SERVICES N4 Milford to City universities via Takapuna 6.00am 11.00pm 15 mins 15 mins 30 mins 6.00am 10.00pm 15 mins 30 mins Constellation Stn to City universities Between Constellation Stn and Milford the will run half as often except after 7pm (30 mins) Massey University to Takapuna via Stn and Browns 6.00am 11.00pm 15 mins 15 mins 30 mins 6.00am 10.00pm 15 mins 30 mins N8 Glenfield to Britomart (Lower Albert St) 6.00am 11.00pm 15 mins 7-8 mins 30 mins 6.00am 10.00pm 15 mins 30 mins N8a N8b Constellation Stn to Britomart (Lower Albert St) via Glenfield view to Britomart (Lower Albert St) via Glenfield N9 Haven to Britomart (Lower Albert St) 5.30am 11.00pm 15 mins 7-8 mins 30 mins 6.00am 10.00pm 15 mins 30 mins N9a/b Between Constellation Stn and Glenfield (N8a) and the view loop and Glenfield (N8b), this service runs at approximately half the frequency When route splits, the two paths have half the frequency N11 Belmont to City universities (Peak service) 30 mins* * 3 trips 30 mins apart in both morning and afternoon peaks N12 Stanley Point to Devonport Ferry Terminal 6.30am 7.00pm 30 mins 6.30am 7.00pm 60 mins N13 N21 N21a/b N23 N23a/b Devonport Ferry Terminal to Mt Victoria / Cheltenham Birkenhead Wharf* and Point to Smales Farm Stn via North Shore Hospital Smales Farm Stn to City universities via Hillcrest and Sylvan Ave 6.30am 7.00pm 30 mins 15 mins 6.30am 11.00pm 30 mins 60 mins 6.30am 7.00pm 30 mins** 15 mins 6.30am 7.00pm 30 mins * Buses will only connect with ferry at Birkenhead Ferry Terminal, not ** Buses alternate between Point (N21a) and Birkenhead Ferry Terminal (N21b), therefore runs at half the frequency on these branches until they meet at Shops 6.30am 10.30pm 20 mins 15 mins 30 mins 6.30am 10.00pm 30 mins 60 mins All buses follow route N23a via Sylvan Ave, except morning peak buses to City which follow route N23b via Akoranga Stn, to avoid heavy traffic N24 Smales Farm Stn to Akoranga Stn via Hillcrest West Haven to Takapuna, via Glenfield and Smales Farm Stn or Highbury and Shops* 6.30am 9.00pm 30 mins 60 mins 6.30am 7.00pm 60 mins 6.30am 10.00pm 30 mins 15 mins 30 mins 6.30am 10.00pm 30 mins 30 mins * Services operate in both directions N30 Devonport Ferry Terminal to Smales Farm Stn via Takapuna Constellation Stn to swater Ferry Terminal via Forrest Hill and Smales Farm Stn 6.30am 10.30pm 30 mins 30 mins* 60 mins 6.30am 10.00pm 30 mins 60 mins * A bus every 15 mins in peak periods between Belmont and Devonport Wharf to connect with the ferry 6.30am 10.30pm 30 mins 30 mins* 30 mins 6.30am 10.00pm 30 mins 30 mins * A bus every 10 mins in peak periods between Constellation Stn and Smales Farm Stn via Forrest Hill N32 Milford to Takapuna via North Shore Hospital 9.30am 5.00pm 60 mins N41 N43 N45 Constellation Stn to Smales Farm Stn via Crown Hill to Smales Farm Stn via East Coast Peak service Smales Farm Stn to Constellation Stn via Wairau and Unsworth 6.30am 10.30pm 30 mins 30 mins* 30 mins 6.30am 10.00pm 30 mins 30 mins * Plus extra buses between Mairangi and Constellation Stn at peak times, to provide a bus every 15 mins 10 mins* * 10 trips 10 mins apart in both morning and afternoon peaks 6.30am 10.00pm 30 mins 20 mins* 60 mins 6.30am 9.00pm 60 mins * Peak service direction is to Constellation Stn in the morning, and away from Constellation Stn in the evening N49 Windy Ridge to Constellation Stn 6.30am 7.00pm 30 mins 6.30am 7.00pm 60 mins 2 Stn to Constellation Stn via East Coast 6.30am 10.30pm 30 mins 15 mins 30 mins 6.00am 10.00pm 30 mins 30 mins 3 Stn to Constellation Stn via Hugh Green 6.30am 8.00pm 30 mins 15 mins 60 mins 6.30am 8.00pm 60 mins 5 Schnapper Rock to Constellation Stn 6.30am 9.00pm 30 mins 20 mins 6.30am 9.00pm 60 mins 6 Stn to Constellation Stn via William Pickering 6.30am 9.00pm 30 mins 15 mins 6.30am 7.00pm 60 mins N74 Stn to Fairview Heights circuit 6.30am 9.00pm 60 mins 30 mins 6.30am 7.00pm 60 mins Long to Stn 6.30am 10.30pm 30 mins 15 mins 30 mins 6.00am 10.00pm 30 mins 30 mins N79 N91 N93 c Torbay to Stn via Fitzwilliam or Oaktree Ave* Windy Ridge to City universities Peak service Highbury to via Glenfield, Constellation Stn and Massey University Chatswood to City universities Peak service Haven Wharf to City universities via Verbena Highbury to Newmarket via Ponsonby and Auckland Hospital Henderson to Constellation Stn via Greenhithe c is a peak service 6.30am** 10.30pm*** 30 mins 15 mins 30 mins 6.30am 10.00pm 30 mins 30 mins * Services operate in both directions ** Services start from Torbay *** Last departures in both directions from 20 mins* * 7 trips 20 mins apart in both morning and afternoon peaks 7.00am 7.00pm 30 mins 10 mins* * Some services start at Britomart (Lower Albert St) 6.30am 7.00pm 60mins 15 mins 6.30am 7.00pm 30 mins 15 mins 15 mins* * 9 trips 15 mins apart in both morning and afternoon peaks 6.30am 10.00pm 30 mins 20 mins* 60 mins 6.30am 10.00pm 30 mins 60 mins * Plus extra buses between Greenhithe and Constellation Stn at peak times, to provide a bus every 10 mins LATE NIGHT SERVICES (NITERIDER) ROUTE DESCRIPTION FREQUENCY OPERATIONAL HOURS Fri Sat ONLY ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Britomart (Lower Albert St) to * (NX1) 30 mins midnight to 3:00am * Operates in both directions City to Takapuna and Browns 30 mins midnight to 3:00am City to Haven and Glenfield 30 mins midnight to 3:00am North Shore New Network 4

Bute North Shore New Network Map Okura Village East Coast Northern Motorway All current bus services are changing. Ferries and school buses are not part of this consultation Okura River The route numbers used are for consultation purposes only, and may not be the final numbers. Bus stop locations will be reviewed once the New Network is finalised. All routes travel in both directions except where arrows indicate. Get to know the new service types Frequent services Operate on key routes across Auckland. Run at least every 15 mins during the day (7am 7pm, 7 days a week), and may run less frequently outside of these times. In some cases run more often at peak times. Kristin School Oteha Rohe Campus North Harbour Stadium Massey University Fairview Heights Pinehill Northcross 6 Rosedale 3 North Harbour Industrial Estate Rangitoto AUT Millenium Institute Long Browns Mairangi Long Long Regional Park Rothesay Murrays Waiake Campbells Long Vaughans Connector services Run at least every 30 mins during the day (7am 7pm, Bea ch Ext Ashley Ave 7 days a week), and may run less frequently outside of these times. Generally run every 10 15 mins at peak. Dairy Okura River Flat Highway Ave St County Ian Sage Torbay redwick Glenvar Local services Frequency and days of week vary. Please see Proposed Frequencies and Hours of Service table (p.4) for details about each service. Stredwick Fitzwilliam East Coast Torbay Browns Winstones Cove Deep C reek Weatherly Gla morgan Northern Motorway Peak period services Services that only operate during weekday peak periods. Generally run 7am 9am, and 4pm 6pm. Lonely Track Mizpa h Carlisle Rising Pde rview Fai ve A services Highway Lonely Tr ack Oteha Valley NX 2 N74 NX1a N79 Coatesville Riverhead 2 Clyde Gills Anzac Gle nc oe East Coast Highway Dairy Flat Browns Oaktree Ave Gills Spencer Rothesay McClym o nts Civic Cr H ug h Green Don McKinnon Highway Murrays Ave Sunrise Hugh Green Greville Bush Mairangi Rosedale Expressway East Coast Massey University services 3 6 N74 N79 6 N41 2 Apollo Rosedale Triton 5 Maxw elton Campbells East Coast Constellation NX Bush Be ach Sunset atthews William Pick 5 NX to be extended to Hibiscus Coast Station in the future Refer to map key for NX service details N79 N79 will be extended when area develops PROPOSED SERVICES BUSWAY SERVICES NX1 to Britomart (Lower Albert St), at least every 10 15 mins, 7 days a week, more often during peak NX2 to City universities, at least every 10 15 mins, 7 days a week, more often during peak NX3 to Newmarket, Mon to Fri only, at least every 30 mins and every 10 mins at peak FREQUENT SERVICES At least every 15 minutes, 7am 7pm, 7 days a week. N4/ Milford to City universities via Takapuna Massey University to Takapuna via Station, Browns, Mairangi, Constellation Station and Smales Farm Station N8 Glenfield to Britomart (Lower Albert St) via Onewa (made up of N8a and N8b) N9 Haven to Britomart (Lower Albert St) via Onewa (made up of N9a and N9b) CONNECTOR SERVICES At least every 30 minutes, 7am 7pm, 7 days a week. Constellation Station to City universities via Sunnynook, East Coast, Milford and Takapuna N8a Constellation Station to Britomart (Lower Albert St) via Glenfield and Onewa N8b view to Britomart (Lower Albert St) via Glenfield and Onewa N9a Haven to Britomart (Lower Albert St) via Rangatira and Onewa N9b Haven to Britomart (Lower Albert St) via Birkdale and Onewa N23a Smales Farm Station to City universities via Hillcrest and Sylvan Ave Haven to Takapuna - clockwise via Glenfield and Smales Farm Station: anti-clockwise via Highbury, and Akoranga Station N30 Devonport to Smales Farm Station via Takapuna LOCAL SERVICES N12 Stanley Point to Devonport Ferry Terminal N13 Devonport Ferry Terminal to Mt Victoria/Cheltenham N21a Point to Smales Farm Station via and North Shore Hospital N21b Birkenhead Wharf to Smales Farm Station via Highbury, and North Shore Hospital N24 Smales Farm Station to Akoranga Station via Hillcrest West N32 Milford to Takapuna via Nile, North Shore Hospital, Smales Farm Station and Karaka St N45 Smales Farm Station to Wairau and Unsworth N49 Windy Ridge to Kaipatiki, Glenfield, Diana and Link 3 Station to Hugh Green and Apollo 5 Schnapper Rock to Rosedale 6 Station to Highway and William Pickering N74 to Fairview Heights circuit Highbury to via Glenfield, Constellation Station and Massey University Haven wharf to City universities via Lauderdale, Verbena and Onewa N93 Highbury to Newmarket via Onewa, Ponsonby, K and Auckland Hospital PEAK PERIOD SERVICES c Greenhithe to Constellation Station N11 Belmont to City universities via Esmonde N23b Hillcrest to City universities via Akoranga Station (morning peak only) N43 Crown Hill to Smales Farm Station via East Coast and Shakespeare Windy Ridge to

Birkenhead Ave Paul M City universities via Glenfield and Onewa N41 Constellation 6 ering Aberley N91 Chatswood to Auckland University via Onewa Constellation Station to swater via East Coast, Forrest Hill, Smales Farm Station and Takapuna Meadowood Juniper Sunnynook Barbados Unsworth Heights Oakway Aberdeen N45 Upper Harbour Highway North Shore Memorial Park Schnap per Rock Sunnynook Sycamore Sunset Highway EXISTING SERVICES (no changes) N41 Constellation Station to Smales Farm Station via Mairangi, and Milford Cuthill SchnapperRock r Athena Caribbe an Kittiwake Casto Crown Hill Trias Unsworth Existing services (no changes as part of this consultation) 2 Station to Constellation Station via East Coast Totara Vale Castor Castor East Coast Sunnynook set Highw ay Kyle Forrest Hill Sun Lucas Creek Sunnynook Target N8a KEY SYMBOLS Long to Station via Torbay, Glamorgan and Oteha Valley, with weekday extension to Massey University N41 N43 Link Milford Forest Hill N45 U pper Harbour Kyle Wainoni Interchange N79 Torbay to Station via Fitzwilliam or Oaktree Ave Inga Milford Milford Greenhithe Tristram Ave N49 Wairau N8b Orwell Ferry Terminal - connects to bus services Henderson to Westgate and Greenhithe Wolsley Ave Dallinghoe Cr Stanley Ave Southern Cross Hospital Spinella view Ferry Terminal - does not connect to bus services Nile Glenfield Ma nuka Greenhithe Wairau Upper H arbour Wairau Valley Herald Island Westlake Boys High Glenfield Lynn Nile Chivalry Man uka view Upper Harbour Motorway Shakespeare N32 Services in this direction only Kitchener Diana N8 N8b N4 N45 N49 c Tauhinu Ferry Pde Hurstmere Lake Pupuke North Shore Hospital Porana Archers Bentley A ve Kaipatiki Takapuna to Smales Farm services Glenfield Smales Farm Glenfield Shopping Centre North Shore Events Centre Lingfield St Chartwell Ave Stanley Kaipatiki Oruamo Creek continues to Henderson via Hobsonville, Westgate and Don Buck N30 N32 Sunnybrae Anzac St Taharoto Sunnybrae Glenfiel d NX Windy Ridge Sunset Coronation Blenheim St Tamahere Takapuna Karaka St Marlborough Seavi ew Takapuna Archers Hobsonville Roberts Lauderdale Birkdale Haven N23a/b Burns Ave Hobsonville Point Hillcrest Ave Lake Dominion St N24 N49 Haven Right turn from Esmonde into Akoranga Station to be investigated Hauraki Corner AUT North Shore Campus Hato Petera N9b Birkdale N9a Haven Hobsonville Pt Hillcrest Sylvia Hume Esmonde Barrys P oint Fred Thomas Mona Akoranga N21a/b Eban Ave rch Ave N8 N9a N4 Moore St Betsland Cr Hart Lake Eskdale Ocean View Verbena N9b Akoranga Birkenhead N30 Takapuna Grammar N23b N24 Shopping Centre McDowellCr Francis St Pupuke Charcoal Hauraki Northboro Raleigh Glenfield N21b Bardia St Eversleigh Birkdale Rang atira Lake N23a Exmouth Lake Verrans Corner N11 All services to and from the city via Sylvan Ave, except for morning peak services to the city via and Akoranga Station Sylvan Ave Highbury N9 Highbury Shopping Centre Mokoia Waipa St Island Island Ferry to Haven and Hobsonville Old Lake Belmont swater Ave N23 Onewa erry to West Harbour tt Ave Soldiers swater Queen St Hinemoa St Porri Birkenhead Por ritt Ave Chelsea View Balmain N30 Refer to map key for NX service details Vauxhall N21b Chatswood Fitzpatrick Narrow Neck Ngataringa N21a Onewa services Onetaunga N91 Cheltenham Lake swater Services to City Queen St Little Shoal Chelsea N8 NX Onetaunga Birkenhead N9 N9 splits at Verrans Corner N9a and N9b continue at the same frequency, but in alternating directions around the Haven loop N9 Albert Stanley Point Kendall Devonport North Head Cheltenham Tainui Vauxhall N13 Stanley N4 N8 Stanley Point Cheltenham Victoria Point N9 N12 N91 N93 Calliope N11 N23 Edward Pde Stanley Naval Base Torpedo King Ferries to and Birkenhead Auckland Harbour Bridge Ferries to West Harbour, Haven and Hobsonville Devonport Ferry to Stanley Ferry to swater N91 N93 Ferry to Devonport North Shore New Network 6

Tell us what you think How to have your say You can either: Complete the online feedback form at www.at.govt.nz/newnetwork or, Complete the Freepost feedback form on page 8 and mail it back to us, or Attend an event and complete the feedback form or, Join our online discussion at www.at.govt.nz/newnetwork to make a comment, ask a question, or read other people s views. Comments will be counted as feedback. If you are visually impaired or have difficulty completing forms due to a disability, you can call us on (09) 366 6400, and our call centre staff can complete the form on your behalf. This brochure is available in Chinese, Korean and accessible formats on our website. A consultation summary will be available on our website approximately 6 months after feedback closes. We have tried to create the best possible network for the North Shore, but we need your help to get it right. Events To find out more or to speak to us, come along to an event happening near you. Date Event Address Tips on feedback Be specific Please include street names, bus route numbers, times of day and days of week. Let us know that you ll use it If there are services that you are in favour of it s important that you let us know, as positive feedback also helps us to make the best decision. Spread the word If you know other people who will be affected by these changes, including other family members in your household, please encourage them to submit their own feedback. Why will changes happen in 2017? Sat 6 June, 10am 3pm Devonport Library 3 Victoria The New Network will be rolled out in phases by area. We expect changes to happen on the North Shore in 2017. This timeframe is required for analysing public feedback, approval of the final New Network routes and timetables, a competitive tendering process for bus operators, and for any infrastructure changes. An information campaign will be carried out prior to changes being made, and timetables will be available ahead of time so that passengers can plan their journeys. Sun 7 June, 5.30pm 10pm Glenfield Night Markets Glenfield Mall indoor carpark Sun 14 June, 7am midday Browns Market 25 Anzac Thurs 18 June, 4pm 7pm and Constellation Busway Stations Sat 20 June, 10am 2pm Library Norman King Square, 2 Ernie Mays St Sat 20 June, 8am 1pm Haven Market Haven Hall, 336 Rangatira Sun 21 June, 10am 3pm Birkenhead Library Nell Fisher Reserve, Hinemoa St Sat 27 June, 10am 2pm Mairangi Shops Sun 28 June, 6am midday Takapuna Markets Takapuna Central Carpark, Cnr Anzac St and Lake Weds 1 July, 4pm 7pm Sunnynook and Smales Farm Busway Stations Fri 3 July, midday 4.30pm Upper Harbour Local Board office Kell, Sat 4 July, 10.30am 2.30pm Greenhithe Village Hall 7 Greenhithe Sun 5 July, 2.30pm 7pm Sunnynook Community Centre Cnr of Sunnynook and Sycamore 2017 Which network do you support? Old Network Serving Auckland as it is New Network Shaping Auckland to support future growth We ve got more information online Go to www.at.govt.nz/newnetwork More detailed information is available online, including maps of individual routes, FAQs, statistics and frequency comparison maps. Buses only running frequently during morning and evening peak times More buses running frequently, all day, every day Long routes, but one bus all the way Shorter routes that run more often, but may require a transfer Many different routes, difficult to understand Fewer routes that are much easier to understand, but may require a slightly longer walk to the bus stop Small changes to improve bus services, but only benefiting a few people Total transformation, making public transport more attractive to more people 7 North Shore New Network

Feedback on the New Network If possible, please provide feedback via the online feedback form at www.at.govt.nz/newnetwork as you will have more space to respond and be able to include attachments. However, if this is not possible please fill out this feedback form and send it back by 13 July 2015. Question 1 Do you currently use public transport? Yes (go to question 2) No, I don t use public transport (go to question 4) Question 2 Generally, do you: A) Use a local bus stop B) ive or are driven to a busway station (specify station) C) Take a bus to a busway station and transfer (specify station) D) ive or are driven to a ferry (specify wharf) E) Take a bus to a ferry and catch a ferry (specify wharf) Question 7 Overall to what extent do you support or oppose the North Shore New Network? Strongly support Support Neutral Oppose Strongly oppose F) Walk or cycle to a ferry or busway station (specify location) G) Other (please specify) Question 3 What times do you usually travel by public transport, and how often? Please tick all boxes that apply to you. Monday to Friday Before 7am 7am 9am 9am 3pm 3pm 7pm 7pm 9pm After 9pm Question 8 How do you feel about each of the following statements? (Please tick) Agree Neutral Disagree Daily 1 4 times a week The New Network will improve public transport for me 1 3 times a month Less than once a month The New Network will improve public transport for my neighbourhood Saturday Sunday The New Network will improve public transport for Auckland Weekends Before 9am 9am 7pm After 7pm Before 9am 9am 7pm After 7pm Every weekend 2 3 times a month Once a month Question 9 How would you like to hear about the changes when we implement them? For example: email newsletter, posters, adverts. Less than once a month Question 4 Please answer the following questions. If it doesn t affect you, please tick Doesn t affect me. (Please tick) Do you support having more frequent and more direct bus services to the busway, even if in some cases a transfer is required to continue your journey? Doesn t affect me Strongly support Support Neutral Oppose Strongly oppose Personal Information Providing your personal details is optional, however providing us with the name of your street helps us to better understand how the changes could affect you. Please also provide your email address in case we need to contact you with any queries about your submission. Do you support the new service () linking Haven and Glenfield via Kaipatiki? Do you support the new service (5) around Schnapper Rock? Do you support the new service (N74) via Lonely Track and Gills? PRIVACY: Auckland Transport is committed to protecting our customers personal information. Please see our privacy policy at https://at.govt.nz/about-us/aboutthis-site/privacy-policy/ for further info. Do you support the Devonport service (N30) running via Vauxhall instead of Victoria and Albert? Name Which organisation are you submitting on behalf of (if any)? Question 5 What do you like about the proposed New Network and why? What works for you? Please make sure that you tell us what you do like, so that we don t change a service because we only hear from people who don t like it. Email address Please email me the outcome of this consultation and updates on the New Network House number (Required) Street name (Required) Closest intersecting street Suburb Question 6 What could we change about the New Network to better meet your travel needs? What doesn t work for you? Please explain below. Hours of service Too far to walk to / from my bus service Buses not frequent enough Other Age: 15 years and under 16-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-59 60-64 65+ Prefer not to say Gender: Male Female Are you: (tick all that apply) Employed School student Tertiary student Retired Not Working Other North Shore New Network 8