Labour's hinting it'll reprioritise Roads of National Significance projects in the Land Transport Fund, if elected this year.
It's promising to cap public transport fares at $20 a week in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch, and $10 everywhere else.
It says it'll pay for it from the fund, at $65 million a year.
National claims the fund's already oversubscribed.
Labour's Tangi Utikere says that's because of National's own projects.
"Even the Government itself has realised that there needs to be a reprioritisation in terms of many of the projects."
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