Our teams also carry out a wide range of short-notice essential maintenance activities, often overnight, so trains can keep running safely, which is not always listed here. They work hard to keep any disturbance to a minimum while they do this.
If you would like to be added to our community database so we can keep you better informed about what is planned, please let us know on our online form.
For information on how to travel visit AT and details of worksites are listed below.
250 Great South Road, Drury: 3 December - early Autumn 2024, 6am-6pm, foundation piling works for Drury Railway Station.
Quay Park (Stadium side): On-going use of the rail yard to support the City Rail Link construction
Middlemore to Papatoetoe - ongoing work to build an additional third track between Middlemore and Wiri.
Puhinui Station - ongoing
The work includes piling and other construction activities to build retaining walls, near other construction activities near Gordon Park, Papatoetoe Station and Puhinui Station to build retaining walls. The teams usually work daytime hours up to seven days a week.
Papakura to Pukekohe - Rail Network Rebuild from 19 May to mid-January 2025.
The work includes drainage upgrades and foundations replacements at multiple sites. Work will be carried out at night and during long weekends.
- Paerata - until mid July
- Pukekohe, adjacent to Cape Hill Road - Matariki weekend
- Pukekohe, adjacent to Franklin Road - early July then late July to early August
Papakura to Pukekohe - ongoing work to extend electrification to Pukekohe
The work includes track and other civil construction activity, and is usually done during the day. From time to time some track work will need to be done at night.
Mt Eden Station area - major rail upgrade works delivered by Link Alliance on behalf of City Rail Link. For more information on this please visit the Link Alliance's calendar of construction activities and sign up for their neighbour updates.
Glen Eden area - new power feed site construction on rail land.
Overnight work trains are operating across the network collecting disused rail. Teams are also undertaking regular maintenance activities.
You may experience noise and vibration from machinery, lights and vehicles moving around the rail corridor.
We are aware that this may disturb some of our neighbours and we apologise. Our staff and contractors are mindful when working in residential areas and work hard to get the job done as quickly and quietly as possible.
You can get in touch with our Community Engagement team via our online form.
For more information about train timetables and bus replacements, please visit Auckland Transport’s website here.
Thank you for your patience and understanding as we complete the work required to improve Auckland’s rail network.