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Transporting New Zealand is behind the Government’s announcement that it is reversing speed reductions on 38 sections of the state highway network. Consultation has also started on whether speed reductions will be kept on 49 other sections of the network. CE Dom Kalasih says these changes reflect this Government’s approach to a more balanced approach…

The death of a worker at the Port of Auckland has seen its former CEO successfully prosecuted. It's a wake-up call for all transport chief executives and senior managers. And here’s a key point: If you can make a change when someone is killed, why couldn’t you have done it before?

A recent opinion poll asked people about whether ferries should be rail enabled, and who should run them. People should always be allowed their opinion, but how useful are these results, and is public consultation really that useful on technical matters?

NZTA is looking at a possible exemption for Class 1 drivers being allowed to drive over-weight e-vehicles.

The only good news about last year's road toll is that it was the lowest in a long time. That doesn't mean the country can't do better and there are some key areas where we can.