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    Auckland Transport will continue to run with strict health and safety guidelines

    Auckland Transport will continue to run with strict health and safety guidelines


    Passengers are asked to maintain physical distancing, wear a face covering and pay with an AT Hop card - not cash.

    School buses won't operate from Monday, and public transport will run to weekday schedules with some cancellations after midnight.

    Some AT customer service centres will be closed - and city centre and town centre pedestrian crossings will be set to automatic phasing.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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     Politics:
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     Soccer:
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     Entertainment:
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     Law and Order:
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