News & updates

National road freight association Transporting New Zealand is welcoming a dramatic fall in temporary traffic management spending and excessive road cone use. This is as the Minister of Transport shared data showing over a quarter of inspections found temporary traffic management on local roads was “completely redundant”.

In response to member feedback, Transporting New Zealand has produced a series of three “How-To” videos, presented by Membership Manager Jim Crouchley. “Many operators find it difficult to know where to start with the HPMV process and no one really knows who to call to help,” says Jim.

Dom covers tough economic times, a recent advocacy win, proposed speed limit reductions and one month of the Manawatū-Tararua Highway.

Transporting New Zealand is calling on all parties across the supply chain to play their part in preventing speeding, breach of work time rules and overladen trucks.

Leading economist and our Independent Board Chair, Cameron Bagrie is taking time to connect with road freight operators across the country.

Transporting New Zealand is welcoming a decline in road freight transport workplace injuries, saying it shows industry commitment to health and safety improvements.