LIVING IN NEW ZEALAND NZ TRANSPORT OPTIONS: AIR TRAVEL AIRPORTS link all the main centres and many of the smaller cities and tourist destinations. DISTANCES are fairly short. For example, the flight from Auckland to Wellington takes just under an hour FLIGHTS can be booked online BOATS THE North & South Islands are linked by regular ferry services. BETWEEN Picton and Wellington SMALLER ferries operate in Auckland Harbour. For example to Waiheke SCENIC cruises are popular in many places AUCKLAND and Wellington also have commuter ferries that bring students and workers across the harbour to the city centre BUSES AND TRAINS CITY buses run at least every 20 minutes at peak times AUCKLAND and Wellington also have train services A 10-trip ticket or monthly pass give the best-priced fares SECONDARY school students are eligible for discounts when they are on their way to and from school LARGE institutions often provide shuttle bus services between campuses that are located within the same city BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES BIKES are a good way to get around NZ’s compact cities and towns CYCLISTS are required by law to always wear a helmet and to use lights and reflectors at night TO ride a motorcycle, students must be at least 16 years old and have a motorcycle driver licence (or car driver licence if the bike is under 50cc in engine size) DRIVER and passenger must always wear helmets THE motorcycle must be registered and have a Warrant of Fitness CARS RENT or Buy AN international Driving Permit is needed If you would like to go to school in New Zealand, please send us a message on facebook or contact us at: [email protected]
Posted on: Sat, 28 Sep 2013 07:56:48 +0000
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