What happens next?
Minor improvements will be made to the existing bus stop and pedestrian refuge island.
Te kaunihera o Kirikiriroa
This project was removed from the 2023-2024 transport programme after being reconsidered at the Infrastructure and Transport Committee on 5 March 2024.
Suburb Hamilton Central
Status Cancelled
Programme City wide transport
This project was removed from the 2023-2024 transport programme after being reconsidered at the Infrastructure and Transport Committee on 5 March 2024. This means this project will not go ahead as originally proposed, however the Committee approved minor improvements to the existing bus stop and pedestrian refuge island.
Anglesea Street is a critical public transport corridor for Hamilton and is currently used by the Comet, a high frequency bus service provided by Waikato Regional Council. The Comet runs every 15 minutes on weekdays between 6.30am and 7.00pm from The Base to Waikato Hospital, with a stop on Anglesea Street opposite the Transport Centre. The service is popular, with over 480,000 passenger trips completed in the 12-month period to June 2023.
The proposed changes aimed to provide a more welcoming and user-friendly space for those wanting to travel on the Comet bus service.
Please refer to the design below for more detail about the planned changes.
Minor improvements will be made to the existing bus stop and pedestrian refuge island.
Hamilton City Council and Waikato Regional Council are working together to provide more frequent, reliable and inclusive bus services for Hamilton Kirikiriroa. Public transport is critical to supporting quality urban development as Hamilton continues to grow. Giving people public transport options for moving around our city supports our transport strategy, Access Hamilton – Ara Kootuitui Kirikiriroa, which aims to enable everyone to connect to people and places in safe, accessible and smart ways.
Last updated 23 January 2025