Should the government increase spending on public transportation?

Sophisticated transport infrastructure overseas like Singapore reduces the need for cars and therefore lowers emissions

Reduces traffic. Better means of travelling.

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Agree, you don't have to look as far as Singapore. Sydney and Brisbane are currently completing major underground rail networks (Sydney Metro, Cross River rail) in order for their cities to be better connected and reduce the need for car travel. Auckland is not even close to any other major city in the world in terms of transport options.

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