Consultation Response Form


Metlink passengers at bus stop for cover consultation response

Your feedback is important to us.

All information about proposed changes is delivered directly to residents in the area of consultation. This ensures that feedback gathered is relevant to those affected. If you did not receive the information about a consultation in your area, please contact the Metlink Contact Centre.

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Please note: Personal information provided to Metlink will only be used and shared by Metlink to communicate with you regarding bus stops and shelters in your area, or where otherwise permitted by law. You can contact privacy@gw.govt.nz to request access to or correction of the information held about you.

If you do not have an email address, you can return your paper forms in the freepost envelope included with the information that was sent to you.


Which consultation are you responding to?

Have your say on the proposed installation of a bus shelter at bus stop 6121 – Rintoul Street at Wakefield Hospital

As part of Metlink’s ongoing commitment to improving public transport infrastructure, we are proposing to install a new bus shelter at the bus stop identified above. Due to the high number of passengers using this stop, it has been identified as a suitable location for additional shelter. 

Providing safe, comfortable, and accessible shelters is an important part of enhancing the customer experience. Feedback from passengers highlights the value of bus shelters in making journeys more comfortable, and research indicates that bus stop shelters can encourage greater public transport use, supporting Metlink’s long-term objectives. 

Further information about the proposed shelter location is included below. Before proceeding with the installation, Metlink would like to hear any comments or concerns you may have regarding the proposal. A consultation form is provided below. If you support the proposal, we would appreciate you indicating “Yes” on the form.


Location map

6121 map

6121 concrete foundation


New shelter specifications 

The new shelter would be approximately 3.6 metres wide, 2.2 metre high and 0.8 metres deep. 

After installation, it will be maintained and cleaned on a weekly basis, all maintenance requests will be dealt within 14 days, although urgent issues would be dealt with sooner. 

The image below is an example of how the shelter may look on completion. 

shelter example image


Have your say

Please return by 5pm, Monday, 2 November 2026 

  • By using the online form below OR

  • By post using the freepost envelope provided. 

Privacy Statement 

I/We acknowledge that: 

My/our personal information provided to Metlink and Greater Wellington Regional Council will only be used and share by Metlink and Greater Wellington Regional Council to communicate with me/us regarding bus stops and shelters in my/our area, or where otherwise permitted by law. 

I can contact privacy@gw.govt.nz to request access to or correction of the information held about me. 


Do you support the proposal for the installation of bus stop markings at bus stop #6121

Have your say on the proposed installation of a bus shelter at bus stop 7924 – Wellington Zoo – Stop A

As part of Metlink’s ongoing commitment to improving public transport infrastructure, we are proposing to install a new bus shelter at the bus stop identified above. Due to the high number of passengers using this stop, it has been identified as a suitable location for additional shelter. 

Providing safe, comfortable, and accessible shelters is an important part of enhancing the customer experience. Feedback from passengers highlights the value of bus shelters in making journeys more comfortable, and research indicates that bus stop shelters can encourage greater public transport use, supporting Metlink’s long-term objectives. 

Further information about the proposed shelter location is included below. Before proceeding with the installation, Metlink would like to hear any comments or concerns you may have regarding the proposal. A consultation form is provided below. If you support the proposal, we would appreciate you indicating “Yes” on the form.


Location map

7924 map

7924 concrete foundation


New shelter specifications 

The new shelter would be approximately 4.8 metres wide, 2.2 metre high and 1.2 metres deep. 

After installation, it will be maintained and cleaned on a weekly basis, all maintenance requests will be dealt within 14 days, although urgent issues would be dealt with sooner. 

The image below is an example of how the shelter may look on completion.  

7924 shelter example


Have your say

Please return by 5pm, Monday, 2 November 2026 

  • By using the online form below OR

  • By post using the freepost envelope provided. 

Privacy Statement 

I/We acknowledge that: 

My/our personal information provided to Metlink and Greater Wellington Regional Council will only be used and share by Metlink and Greater Wellington Regional Council to communicate with me/us regarding bus stops and shelters in my/our area, or where otherwise permitted by law. 

I can contact privacy@gw.govt.nz to request access to or correction of the information held about me. 


Do you support the proposal for the installation of bus stop markings at bus stop #9553 McLeod Street opposite Davis Crecent?

Have your say on the proposed installation of a bus shelter at bus stop 8237 – Reynolds Street at Pearce Crescent

As part of Metlink’s ongoing commitment to improving public transport infrastructure, we are proposing to install a new bus shelter at the bus stop identified above. Due to the high number of passengers using this stop, it has been identified as a suitable location for additional shelter. 

Providing safe, comfortable, and accessible shelters is an important part of enhancing the customer experience. Feedback from passengers highlights the value of bus shelters in making journeys more comfortable, and research indicates that bus stop shelters can encourage greater public transport use, supporting Metlink’s long-term objectives. 

Further information about the proposed shelter location is included below. Before proceeding with the installation, Metlink would like to hear any comments or concerns you may have regarding the proposal. A consultation form is provided below. If you support the proposal, we would appreciate you indicating “Yes” on the form.


Location map

8237 map

8237 concrete foundation


New shelter specifications 

The new shelter would be approximately 3.6 metres wide, 2.2 metre high and 1.2 metres deep. 

After installation, it will be maintained and cleaned on a weekly basis, all maintenance requests will be dealt within 14 days, although urgent issues would be dealt with sooner. 

The image below is an example of how the shelter may look on completion.  

8237 shelter example


Have your say

Please return by 5pm, Monday, 2 November 2026 

  • By using the online form below OR

  • By post using the freepost envelope provided. 

Privacy Statement 

I/We acknowledge that: 

My/our personal information provided to Metlink and Greater Wellington Regional Council will only be used and share by Metlink and Greater Wellington Regional Council to communicate with me/us regarding bus stops and shelters in my/our area, or where otherwise permitted by law. 

I can contact privacy@gw.govt.nz to request access to or correction of the information held about me. 


Do you support the proposal to install a shelter at bus stop 8237 – Reynolds Street at Pearce Crescent?

Have your say on the proposed installation of a bus shelter at bus stop 8364 – Tui Glen School (near 128)

As part of Metlink’s ongoing commitment to improving public transport infrastructure, we are proposing to install a new bus shelter at the bus stop identified above. Due to the high number of passengers using this stop, it has been identified as a suitable location for additional shelter. 

Providing safe, comfortable, and accessible shelters is an important part of enhancing the customer experience. Feedback from passengers highlights the value of bus shelters in making journeys more comfortable, and research indicates that bus stop shelters can encourage greater public transport use, supporting Metlink’s long-term objectives. 

Further information about the proposed shelter location is included below. Before proceeding with the installation, Metlink would like to hear any comments or concerns you may have regarding the proposal. A consultation form is provided below. If you support the proposal, we would appreciate you indicating “Yes” on the form.


Location map

8364 map

8364 concrete foundation


New shelter specifications 

The new shelter would be approximately 3.6 metres wide, 2.2 metre high and 0.6 metres deep. 

After installation, it will be maintained and cleaned on a weekly basis, all maintenance requests will be dealt within 14 days, although urgent issues would be dealt with sooner. 

The image below is an example of how the shelter may look on completion.  

8364 shelter example


Have your say

Please return by 5pm, Monday, 2 November 2026 

  • By using the online form below OR

  • By post using the freepost envelope provided. 

Privacy Statement 

I/We acknowledge that: 

My/our personal information provided to Metlink and Greater Wellington Regional Council will only be used and share by Metlink and Greater Wellington Regional Council to communicate with me/us regarding bus stops and shelters in my/our area, or where otherwise permitted by law. 

I can contact privacy@gw.govt.nz to request access to or correction of the information held about me. 


Do you support the proposal to install a shelter at bus stop 8364 – Tui Glen School (near 128)?

Have your say on the Proposed installation of a bus shelter at bus stop 9876 – Tirohanga Road opposite 189 

As part of Metlink’s ongoing commitment to improving public transport infrastructure, we are proposing to install a new bus shelter at the bus stop identified above. Due to the high number of passengers using this stop, it has been identified as a suitable location for additional shelter. 

Providing safe, comfortable, and accessible shelters is an important part of enhancing the customer experience. Feedback from passengers highlights the value of bus shelters in making journeys more comfortable, and research indicates that bus stop shelters can encourage greater public transport use, supporting Metlink’s long-term objectives. 

Further information about the proposed shelter location is included below. Before proceeding with the installation, Metlink would like to hear any comments or concerns you may have regarding the proposal. A consultation form is provided below. If you support the proposal, we would appreciate you indicating “Yes” on the form.


Location map

Footpath installed to connect current footpath to bus stop, The bus stop pole will be moved to the back of the footpath to allow for good access.

9876 map


New shelter specifications 

The new shelter would be approximately 3.6 metres wide, 2.2 metre high and 1.2 metres deep. 

After installation, it will be maintained and cleaned on a weekly basis, all maintenance requests will be dealt within 14 days, although urgent issues would be dealt with sooner. 

The image below is an example of how the shelter may look on completion.  

9876 shelter example


Have your say

Please return by 5pm, Monday, 2 November 2026 

  • By using the online form below OR

  • By post using the freepost envelope provided. 

Privacy Statement 

I/We acknowledge that: 

My/our personal information provided to Metlink and Greater Wellington Regional Council will only be used and share by Metlink and Greater Wellington Regional Council to communicate with me/us regarding bus stops and shelters in my/our area, or where otherwise permitted by law. 

I can contact privacy@gw.govt.nz to request access to or correction of the information held about me. 


Do you support the proposal to install a shelter at bus stop 9876 – Tirohanga Road (opposite 189)?

 

 

Last published: Tuesday, 20 October 2026 at 9:18 am