Yesterday the government announced the Transport Choices Package, which is funded from their Climate Emergency Response Fund (CERF) as part of the actions to deliver on the targets of the\u00a0Emissions Reduction Plan.\u00a0As the name suggests, this programme of work is intended to reduce emissions by improving transport choices for New Zealanders.<\/p>\n
> Forty-six councils across Aotearoa New Zealand, from large metro centres to small provincial towns, will receive funding to implement more transport options for communities, as part of the Transport Choices package 2022-24, Transport Minister Michael Wood announced today.
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\n> \u201cThe Government is upgrading New Zealand\u2019s transport infrastructure system to make it safer, greener, and more efficient for now and future generations to come,\u201d Michael Wood said.
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\n> The $350m Transport Choices package aims to provide people in communities across Aotearoa with a wider range of efficient, cost effective and sustainable transport options.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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