Public transport ultimately ‘can’t be subsidised or underwritten’

The case for [ongoing public transport subsidies](https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/politics/local-government/128133699/halfprice-public-transport-could-attract-1015-more-passengers-in-auckland?rm=a) does not stack up, National Party leader Christopher Luxon says.

As part of a package to ease financial pressure, [the cost of public transport has been halved](https://www.stuff.co.nz/environment/climate-news/128071113/calls-for-farefree-public-transport-after-government-halves-ticket-prices?rm=a) from April through to the end of June.

Its use in Auckland hit record highs in the first week of April, coinciding with the start of the reduced fares.

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