Top of the South Freight Forum

There was plenty to talk about at the Top of The South Freight Forum held by NZTA in Blenheim last week. Membership Team Manager, John…

Road freight sector watching oil prices as Middle East conflict continues

The road freight industry will be monitoring the risk of fuel supply issues and rising oil prices closely, as conflict in the Middle East…

Ferry update answers road freight sector’s burning questions

An industry update organised by Transporting New Zealand outlined how the new ferries and landside infrastructure will be delivered in…

Policy stagnation and strange mergers

Mark Stockdale provides a guest blog this week on his thoughts about the new mega-Ministry, and policy stagnation at NZTA.

Wellington Truck & Transport Show review

On Sunday 22 February, three of the Wellington Transporting New Zealand team attended the Truck and Transport Show in Upper Hutt, and got…

Back to the Future (of roads): Making smarter choices

There’s been no shortage of wasteful public spending over the past few years, so we support going back to basics on infrastructure.

Long-term Infrastructure Plan welcomed by road freight sector

Road freight association Transporting New Zealand has welcomed the release of the Infrastructure Commission’s National Infrastructure……

Transporting New Zealand asked to help improve roadworks safety

Transporting NZ has been appointed onto a new cross-industry working group tasked with developing initiatives to improve roadworks safety

What’s really driving pressure on transport businesses

Across various countries there is a groundswell of increasing concern about the pressure trucking businesses are facing, and the risks to…

Silverstream Landfill Heavy EV Charging Hub Opening

A selection of photos from the grand opening of the heavy electric vehicle charging hub at Silverstream Landfill in Upper Hutt.

Iceland the first cab off the rank with universal RUC

Iceland has become the first country in the world to introduce universal RUC, which went live on 1 January 2026.

Progress and discussion on key policy changes

Driver licensing changes have made headlines this week, and transport associations have joined up to oppose corridor tolling.