Save Our Trains spokesperson Paul Callister says the group hopes to see improvements to passenger rail in other parts of the country following the announcement of 18 new hybrid trains for the Wellington region. Photo /123rfSave Our Trains spokesperson Paul Callister says the group hopes to see improvements to passenger rail in other parts of the country following the announcement of 18 new hybrid trains for the Wellington region. Save Our Trains spokesperson Paul Callister said the announcement was positive news but trains were currently in hot demand across the globe so New Zealanders would be waiting a while for them to arrive. “We’ve got to get in the queue.”Callister wanted to see improvements to passenger rail in other parts of the country too. He said locals were eager to see work on the Ōtaki to North Levin expressway project start in earnest.

Source: New Zealand Herald April 30, 2023 15:11 UTC