Sources & credits
Every layer and claim needs a visible provenance.
This register expands as the business case develops. Draft evidence is never included in public scenario statistics.
NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi, Auckland Harbour Bridge
NZTA reports approximately 170,000 vehicle crossings and 35,000 bus passengers on the bridge each day. These are current context figures, not forecasts produced by this campaign.
Auckland Harbour Bridge project pageDoppelmayr TRI-Line specification
The supplier publishes capacity up to 8,000 passengers per hour and direction, speed up to 7 m/s, and cabins for up to 20 passengers. These are maximum system benchmarks, not an achievable capacity claim for the Auckland concept.
TRI-Line system specificationAuckland Transport network information
AT's current ferry bus connection guide identifies route 801 at Bayswater and routes 806, 807 and 814 around the Devonport peninsula. Network maps are used to identify transfer opportunities at the Northern Busway and downtown.
Bus connections for ferry terminalsCurrent LandXML concept alignment
The approximately 12 km corridor and six possible station areas come from the campaign's present communication model. They are not a selected route and may change as the concept develops.
Project methodologyMetro de Medellín integrated transport system
The operator's system register documents aerial cable lines as part of a network that also includes metro, tram and bus modes. It is a precedent for mode integration, not evidence that the same answer will work in Auckland.
Metro de Medellín integrated systemMapbox Satellite Streets
© Mapbox and © OpenStreetMap contributors. Supplier attribution will be confirmed from the source account and TileJSON before launch.
Mapbox maps and attributionMapbox Terrain-RGB
Concept terrain decoded from Terrain-RGB. Source vertical datum can vary and is not asserted to be NZVD2016.
Terrain-RGB referenceMapbox Streets v8 / OpenStreetMap
Building footprints and available height attributes are used as contextual massing only.
OpenStreetMap copyrightCable Car by ugarychev
Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0.
Original model