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

Press releases | Transporting New Zealand

Transporting New Zealand is endorsing plans to toll the new 10km motorway from SH1 Belfast to Pegasus Motorway and the new Woodend Bypass (B2P), which is planned to open by 2030.

Northland Freight Forum Update – SH1 Brynderwyn Hills and upcoming CVSC construction

News | Transporting New Zealand

Northland Freight Forum Update – SH1 Brynderwyn Hills and upcoming CVSC construction The latest Northland Freight Forum meeting was well attended by a number of regional stakeholders including all of the Regional Road Controlling Authorities, Maintenance Contractors, a team from NZTA with updates on current projects and the upcoming Maintenance season for 2025 – 2026,…

Auckland Freight Forum Update – Port of Auckland and Stanley St CVSC

News | Transporting New Zealand

Auckland Freight Forum Update - Port of Auckland and Stanley St CVSC The latest freight forum meeting was well attended by a number of regional stakeholders including Representatives from Auckland Transport, Auckland Airport, Ports of Auckland, Kiwirail, as well as Industry representatives. Key points and issues raised Some issues reported with late amendments and changes…

Why Tasman’s speed limit changes miss the mark

News | Transporting New Zealand

Tasman District Council has now confirmed its latest round of speed limit reductions, and unfortunately, it’s a disappointing outcome for our members and the wider community.

Submission on the SH1 Belfast to Pegasus Motorway and Woodend Bypass (B2P) tolling proposal

Submissions | Transporting New Zealand

Tasman speed reductions redundant and costly

News, Press releases | Transporting New Zealand

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