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Auckland Level Crossing Removals Keep Moving Ahead
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Te Mahia is the second of three pedestrian bridges being delivered to replace rail crossings in Glen Innes and Takanini ahead of the City Rail Link opening.
The bridge at Glen Innes Station opened in July and the bridge at Takanini Station will open on 12 September.
Advertisement - scroll to continue readingConstruction for the three pedestrian bridges began in September 2025 after the Government and Auckland Council brought forward funding to accelerate the rail crossing replacement work.
These upgrades are helping prepare the network for the City Rail Link while ensuring people can move around the city with greater confidence and fewer disruptions."
Te Mahia Station bridge cost $22 million, and Takanini Station bridge cost $26 million.