Queens Birthday Hotspots PDF - South Island
If you would like to view a PDF that showcases all the Hotspot times then download our South Island Hotspots
View ArticleThoughts
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Bike to the Future Awards 2016
Nominations have now closedThe wheels of change only turn when people are pushing on the pedals. The Bike to the Future Awards are an opportunity to acknowledge and celebrate all the pedal-pushers out...
View ArticleElectronic Distance Recorders Q A
Electronic systems for road user charges (RUC)Questions and answersWhat is an electronic distance recorder?How can I use an electronic distance recorder for RUC?How does an electronic distance recorder...
View ArticlePlanning the key to long weekend travel
“This is the last long weekend before winter really sets in, many people take the opportunity to head up the coast or over the hill to take a break, and visit friends and family,” Mark Owen, Regional...
View ArticleMobile apps
In consultation with key industry partners, we’ve developed a number of easy to use mobile applications (apps) that are freely available to the roading industry, as well the wider construction...
View ArticleMinimum standards for Zero Harm
Developed together with the Transport Agency’s Zero Harm Industry Group - representing key stakeholders, contractors and designers - each minimum standard sets a clear expectation and provides...
View ArticleSave the date - 2016 Zero Harm Knowledge Forum
Following form the success of our inaugural 2015 event, this year we’ll delve into what’s next on the horizon for health and safety in New Zealand. Together we’ll explore how we can move our industry...
View ArticleDelegated decisions
Although the Transport Agency Board continues to make significant decisions related to the National Land Transport Programme (NLTP), most funding and procurement decisions have been delegated to...
View ArticleAnnual plan
Deferral monitoring formMinor improvements templateNPV templateRequest for annual plan adjustment Minor resilience application form (<$300k)Resilience improvement application form...
View ArticleAnnual planning
The State highway annual plan instructions manual (SM018) gives guidance to regional offices, contractors and consultants around what is expected in their annual plan submission for the financial year...
View ArticleBoard meeting minutes
Minutes of the NZ Transport Agency Board are confirmed and ratified at the following board meeting. They are then added to this page.For further information please email boardsecretariat@nzta.govt.nz...
View ArticleDemerit points
Certain driving offences incur demerit points. If you accumulate 100 or more demerit points in any two-year period, your licence can be suspended for three months.When are demerit points givenDemerit...
View ArticleCase studies – projects
As case studies are developed and presented to the sector, we’ll load them here to make them easily accessible for road controlling authorities.Case studies on specific projects that are developed and...
View ArticleTraffic notices
Traffic bulletin for the week 3 June - 9 27 May - 2 June Traffic bulletins provide a brief overview of likely traffic disruptions for the following week. Full closures are also advertised in the...
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Have your say
Have your say about the SH3 – SH37 proposed new speed limitsThe NZ Transport Agency is reviewing the speed limits on State Highway 3 and State Highway 37 in the Hangatiki and Waitomo areas as part of...
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Dunedin’s Northern Motorway gains weather station, webcam for safer winter...
MetService recently completed the commissioning of the Automated Weather Station and webcam on the Leith Saddle, aiming to improve road weather forecasting and communications provided by the Transport...
View ArticleCheck out Highways Hotspots to avoid delays on Bay of Plenty and Waikato...
Traffic volumes are typically significantly heavier at the beginning and the end of long weekends and holiday periods, so the Transport Agency’s travel information team has crunched the numbers from...
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