Transporting New Zealand welcomes competition law shake-up

Transporting New Zealand is welcoming the Government’s competition law shakeup, saying that reform is needed to address limited competition…

Promising future for low emission freight certificates

Transporting New Zealand is welcoming progress on Low Emission Freight Certificates, a practical emissions reduction tool for trucking…

Transporting New Zealand supports plans to toll the Belfast to Pegasus Motorway and Woodend Bypass (B2P)

Transporting New Zealand is endorsing plans to toll the new 10km motorway from SH1 Belfast to Pegasus Motorway and the new Woodend Bypass…

Tasman speed reductions redundant and costly

Tasman District Council’s decision to proceed with widespread speed limit reductions across the district simply don’t stack up.

Fernhill Bridge costing region millions

Weight restrictions on Fernhill Bridge on SH50 in Hawke’s Bay are costing the region millions of dollars, with many freight companies…

Rail crossing upgrades must accommodate freight growth

Replacing eight level crossings with three road bridges will take some adjustment. Transporting New Zealand urges Auckland Council to…

Rules on road transport between farms need addressing

Transporting New Zealand says it agrees farm vehicle rules need to be reviewed - but it can’t just be a case of 'anything goes’.

Ferry replacements programme approaches deadlines as Aratere retires

Transporting New Zealand says the pressure is on for the Government to meet its Cook Strait ferry replacement milestones, as the…

Transporting New Zealand welcomes Rail Safety Week – calls on all drivers to lift their game

Transporting New Zealand says that road freight companies have a key role to play in avoiding accidents at level crossings, as TrackSAFE…

Road freight association supports Government steps towards universal road user charges

Transporting New Zealand has welcomed Transport Minister Chris Bishop’s announcement about modernising the Road User Charges (RUC) system,…