Overview Table
The table below lists towns in New Zealand that have or once had public transport systems. It includes only internal services (as opposed to services between towns), and does not include services run primarily for heritage reasons.
| City | Buses | Urban rail | Ferries | Funicular | Trams |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Auckland | Y | Y | Y | (1884-1956) | |
| Blenheim | Y | ||||
| Christchurch | Y | (closed 1976) | Y | (1880 - 1954) | |
| Dunedin | Y | (closed 1982) | (1880s?-1950s?) | (1881-1957) | |
| Gisborne | Y | (1913-1929) | |||
| Hamilton | Y | ||||
| Invercargill | Y | (1867-1967) | (1912-1952) | ||
| Levin | Y | ||||
| Masterton | Y | ||||
| Napier-Hastings | Y | (1913-1931) | |||
| Nelson | Y | (1862-1901) | |||
| New Plymouth | Y | (1916-1954) | |||
| Palmerston North | Y | ||||
| Pukekohe | Y | ||||
| Queenstown | Y | ||||
| Rotorua | Y | ||||
| Taupo | Y | ||||
| Tauranga | Y | Y | |||
| Thames | (1871-1874) | ||||
| Timaru | Y | ||||
| Wanganui | Y | (1908-1950) | |||
| Wellington | Y | Y | Y | Y | (1878-1964) |
| Whangarei | Y |
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