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In 1934 speed limits were introduced in big cities

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horses were first ridden and milked 5,500 years ago

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from 1975 it was compulsory to have seat belts in the front seat but in 1979 seat belts were fitted into back seats of the cars

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some of our roads in auckland are based off some maori routs.

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In 2003, Britomart station opened, bringing back rail into the city after 70 years. But it cost $204 million dollars.

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Auckland has increased the number of kilometres travailed by trains. By 39.4% in 2008 and 2009.

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Horses were domesticated in 4,000 BC

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Sedan chairs were only for wealthy people

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NewZealand was the country to have seatbealts in a car.

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around 1663AD Turnpikes were invented and wealthy people were carried in sedan chairs;]

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In the 1850 horse-buses ran between Queen Street and Onehunga via Epsom

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Auckland Transport was founded on the 1st of November 2010.

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Around 7.5 million people catch the train every year

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the first train line in north island is constructed from Auckland to Onehunga.