Room to Move in the City Centre

Room to Move in the City Centre
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What's happening now

  • Planned
    Improving kerbside spaces and off-street parking
  • In Progress
  • Completed

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Share your thoughts on Auckland Transport’s Room to Move in the City Centre

Improving kerbside spaces and off-street parking areas. 

Auckland Transport is looking at how to make best use of kerbside spaces in the city centre. With the City Rail Link set to open next year, these spaces need to work well for our diverse community needs - like deliveries, tradespeople, pedestrians, motorists, buses and taxis. 

Why this is being done

Our city centre is transforming. The City Rail Link is set to open in 2026 and will transform the way people travel to and around our city centre. As the city centre evolves, kerbside spaces need to support: 

  • more loading zones for businesses and deliveries 
  • better access for tradespeople
  • convenient pick-up/drop-off spaces
  • more mobility parking
  • safer and more welcoming pedestrian spaces
  • smarter solutions for scooters and shared transport 

The plan will include short-term actions ahead of the City Rail Link opening, as well as long-term strategies that align with key city centre plans, including the City Centre Masterplan and Auckland’s Room to Move Parking Strategy. 

Read more at OurAuckland.

Shaping the future of city centre streets 

Auckland Transport has talked to a range of key groups to find out what changes they’d like to see in the city centre. They helped identify issues and come up with some proposals to fix them. Most of the short-term proposals are low cost, can be implemented quickly, and could be implemented soon. 

Now, they want to hear a wider range of voices, whether you’re a tradie, business owner, resident, Uber or taxi driver, worker, or shopper now’s the time to have your say.

Your feedback will be used to develop a 10-year plan called Room to Move in the City Centre – an action plan that covers kerbside spaces and council-owned off-street parking areas.    

Find out more here.  

Have your say

Auckland Transport wants to know: 

  • Have we got the issues and proposed responses right? 

  • What would you do differently? 

Share your thoughts by 30 March 2025 through the survey or interactive feedback map. 

Come for a chat or share your feedback in person:  

  • Tuesday 4 March – Auckland City Library, 3pm–7pm 

  • Thursday 6 March – Auckland City Library, 10am–2pm 

  • Wednesday 12 March – Auckland City Library, 3pm–7pm 

 

Map showing project area for Room to Move in the City Centre.

Timeline and next steps

2023–2024 
Auckland Transport engaged with key groups and conducted a technical review to identify challenges and potential solutions. 

February–March 2025 
Public feedback is open to help refine the proposed changes. 

From 2025 
Feedback will be reviewed, necessary adjustments made, and the Room to Move in the City Centre plan finalised and implemented. 

Contact

For more information, you can contact Auckland Transport through:

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