Man spotted hanging onto the back of Auckland bus

By 1news.co.nz and is republished with permission

A man spotted hanging onto the back of a bus in Central Auckland has received condemnation from Auckland Transport.

In a video posted to X, formerly known as Twitter, a man is shown holding onto the back of a 133 bus near the intersection of Great North Rd and Karangahape Rd.

The bus was Henderson-bound and travels on the Northwestern Motorway as part of its route.

An Auckland Transport spokesperson said that it is “extremely disappointing to see another video showing idiotic and potentially deadly stunts involving Auckland buses doing the rounds on social media”.

“This sort of behaviour is reckless, irresponsible and puts lives at risk, including passengers onboard, pedestrians and those in nearby vehicles.”

The stunt is also illegal with the offence of endangering transport attracting penalties of up to 14 years imprisonment.

Sometimes when a business is growing, it needs a little help.

Right now Kaniva News provides a free, politically independent, bilingual news service for readers around the world that is absolutely unique. We are the largest New Zealand-based Tongan news service, and our stories reach TongansĀ  wherever they are round the world. But as we grow, there are increased demands on Kaniva News for translation into Tongan on our social media accounts and for the costs associated with expansion. We believe it is important for Tongans to have their own voice and for Tongans to preserve their language, customs and heritage. That is something to which we are strongly committed. Thatā€™s why we are asking you to consider sponsoring our work and helping to preserve a uniquely Tongan point of view for our readers and listeners.

spot_imgspot_imgspot_imgspot_img

Latest news

Related news