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Welcome to
Wynyard Quarter
Transport Management Association

Wynyard Quarter Transport Management Association (WQ TMA) is an independent business led organisation. It is an Incorporated Society, not for profit, member controlled organisation that aims to provide transportation advice and solutions to the Wynyard Quarter area.

About Us
WQ TMA is an independent group of businesses whose mission is to be “the voice of Wynyard Quarter: creating a thriving environment for business and community and fostering economic vitality by building partnerships, and delivering targeted transport initiatives.”

Getting to WQ
We have a complete list of transport options, from bus timetables , walking, Maps and useful links to plan the easiest way to get to Wynyard Quarter.

Join Us
Being a member of WQ TMA ensures that your voice is heard on transport issues that matter to you. Your team can benefit from free advice and services. You can network, share and learn from other businesses.
Follow our latest news updates


CRL timetable announcements - what can we expect
When the CRL opens it introduces three new lines – East West, South City and Onehunga West. Travel across the City becomes easier, more direct, and more convenient, with more one‑seat journeys and easier connections to frequent bus routes. The services at the start will be slightly less than the full plan - but trains will run every 4-5 minutes at peak times. Over time the service frequencies will increase. See full details below.


Check out this new CRL video
This new video from AT explains all the CRL connections. Easy to understand and quick to watch - see how CRL might help you commute to Wynyard Quarter so access new places around Auckland by train.


Could CRL have been cheaper?
The former Chief Executive of City Rail Link thinks the project could have been completed for less money. Dr Sean Sweeny left 2 years ago to work in Dublin and now shares his thoughts on the costs of the project. Greater Auckland takes a critical look at the comments.


Transport reform for Auckland underway
In early May, Parliament passed the Local Government (Auckland Council) (Transport Governance) Amendment Act 2026. This means Auckland Transport will solely focus on the delivery of public transport services. Transport governance and planning arrangements will move to Auckland Council. A new Auckland Regional Transport Committee will be set up jointly governed by Auckland Council and central government. Read more from Auckland Council here
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