Ex Auckland Trains for Wairarapa
Iain Palmer made this Official Information request to Wellington Regional Council
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From: Iain Palmer
Dear Wellington Regional Council,
What reports and surveys have been carried out to determine if any of the ex- Auckland DMU (ADK/ADL units) or Push/Pull carriages (SA/SD carriages) are suitable for the Wairarapa Connection rail service in order to increase capacity and/or frequency of service.
Yours faithfully,
Iain Palmer
From: Mark Sutherland
Wellington Regional Council
Dear Iain,
Acknowledgement of Request for Information
Thank you for your email dated 1^st January 2016, requesting information
regarding what reports and surveys have been carried out in order to
assess the suitability of ex- Auckland trains for the Wairarapa Connection
rail service.
Your request is being followed-up and a reply will be sent to you shortly.
Yours sincerely,
Mark Sutherland
for
Luke Troy
General Manager
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Response from GWRC was included in another OIA request,
https://fyi.org.nz/request/3524/response...
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