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Coalition of transport groups calls for re-think on Thorndon Quay raised pedestrian crossings plan
News, Press releases | Transporting New Zealand
Road freight peak body Ia Ara Aotearoa Transporting New Zealand has joined with Fire and Emergency New Zealand, the Automobile Association, the New Zealand Heavy Haulage Association and the Bus & Coach Association in calling for Wellington City Council to reconsider plans for five raised crossings to be incorporated at signalised crossings along a 1.7km…
Winter driving advice
News | Transporting New Zealand
Purpose To share some information from NZTA. NZTA advice on driving in Winter During winter you’ll need to adjust your driving to keep yourself and other people travelling safe. Conditions during winter vary throughout the country and can often change fast. Be prepared for all conditions from rain and fog through to frost, ice and…
Impacts and risks during freefall
Friday blog | Transporting New Zealand
The current economic indicators are rather grim. This could lead to some customers not wanting to pay for the higher levels of service that go into good practice transport.
Land Transport Rule: Setting of Speed Limits 2024
Submissions | Transporting New Zealand
Our view on the Cook Strait ferries
Friday blog | Transporting New Zealand
The discussion about the future of the ferries needs to focus on what is required to ensure there is a safe, regular, resilient, competitive and economically sustainable service to get people and freight across the Cook Strait.
North Island Seminar, Napier
News | Transporting New Zealand
Transporting New Zealand’s North Island Seminar is on in Napier on October 4-5 at the East Pier Hotel and promises to be both a fun and informative event for the road transport sector. The Seminar begins on Friday afternoon with our AGM followed by networking drinks. Saturday starts at 8.30am with a welcome by regional…
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