New Zealand's plan to cut rail funding and favor ferries sparks environmental and congestion concerns.

The New Zealand government faces criticism for its transport policies, including the cancellation of a low-emissions rail service for Cook Strait ferries and plans to slash rail funding by 94% by 2026. This has led to concerns about increased pollution and road congestion. The Transport and Roading Alliance suggests investing in rail improvements and implementing the iReX rail ferry program to boost efficiency and reduce environmental impact.

November 23, 2024
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