The City Rail Link is finally opening this Sunday after a decade of work, with KiwiRail cramming most of the build into the last 18 months and international experts praising its readiness. While some commuters may face longer trips due to new routes and timetable changes, the project promises smarter maintenance using tech and partial closures to avoid major shutdowns. A $2.5–3.5 billion plan to eliminate level crossings on the Western Line and additional rail upgrades in Auckland and Wellington highlight the massive investment needed — and the CEO’s confidence that the system can handle the rush, even as they prepare three key reports to learn from this $5.5 billion milestone.
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