In recent years, a loud minority has choked the life out of Auckland's City Centre in pursuit of a "car-free" utopia.
Cars have been steadily pushed out, and parking torn up, in favour of pedestrian malls, busways, and unused cycle lanes.
The result? Empty storefronts, falling foot traffic, nightmares for delivery drivers, and a central city that no longer works for those who once drove it.
But they aren't done yet.
Now the goal is to pedestrianise what little is left, putting the final nail in the coffin for small businesses who are crying out for somebody to listen to them.
Has Auckland gone too far in closing off its City Centre off to cars? We want to hear from you.
