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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


Extraordinary, Workride & Air New Zealand webinar
If you missed this live webinar we have you covered. You can watch a recording of the webinar HERE or click on the image below. The questions and answers from the Q&A session can be found HERE. The Extraordinary implementation guide can be found HERE and implementation guide for Workride HERE


New transport report for Auckland
Committee for Auckland recently held a transport summit. They have recently released a new report ‘Transporting Auckland Forward: A Call to Action’, developed in partnership with Infrastructure NZ. The report reflects a shared view, setting out clear priorities including making better use of existing infrastructure, progressing key rapid transit corridors, and better aligning growth with transport investment. Read more from the Committee for Auckland here


E-bike boom & more people cycling
With the current fuel crisis filling a car with petrol right now can cost about $150, but it is about 20 cents to charge an e-bike. For a growing number of Aucklanders, that price difference is pushing people towards e-bikes. According to its founder E-bike store Electrify NZ’s have doubled sales since the energy crisis started. Data from Auckland Transport showed cycling across the city rose 6.3% in February & March compared with the same period last year. Read the full art


Wellesley Street gets an upgrade
The latest evolution of Auckland’s city centre is here, with completion of the first stage of the Wellesley Street Bus Improvements project. With thousands of people expected to use Te Waihorotiu Station daily when City Rail Link (CRL) opens, Wellesley Street is set to become a key transport hub, and new gateway to the city, connecting high-frequency buses, trains, and walking and cycling routes.
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