49 Train Stations, 22 Major Bus Stops and 14 Ferry Terminals. Inspired by @Sydney_Stations. Authored @thegradyconnell, subsidiary of @NZTransitBuzz.
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WELLINGTON RAILWAY STATION | Located 493 km (direct line) from Waitematā (Britomart) Station in Auckland, Wellington Railway Station is a central hub for the city's rail network.
On the Waterloo Quay side, the bus stop called ‘Wellington Station Platform 10’ serves the Interislander shuttle, Intercity services, and rail replacement buses.
The main entrance on Bunny Street features a kiss-and-ride loop, large gardens, grassy areas, and benches.
In this special feature, we're taking a short detour to explore Wellington Railway Station, the largest train station in the capital city.
Live 10 am Sunday, read here or through the link in our bio.
The station mirrors the design of other Northern Busway stations, featuring two main stops, A and B, for busway services. Stop A serves city-bound buses, while Stop B, which is about half the length of Stop A, serves northbound buses.
A few upgrades have been proposed for Akoranga, including extending the shelters and stops at Stops A and B to accommodate more buses, extending bus stop road markings, and constructing a roundabout to allow local buses to turn around without circulating via the Northern Busway.
