Transporting New Zealand hails two-lane Pekatahi Bridge replacement

A new two-lane bridge will be built on SH2 in the Eastern Bay of Plenty, replacing the existing, decrepit one-lane Pekatahi Bridge.

Transporting New Zealand calls for review of international licence conversion processes

Transporting New Zealand is calling on NZTA to review its international truck licence conversion processes, as the Agency announced…

Transporting New Zealand’s Green Fleet Self-Assessment tool launching today

The Green Fleet Self-Assessment tool outlines how fuel-efficient driver training and technologies, vehicle procurement standards, route…

Transporting New Zealand calls for bipartisan commitment on Roads of National Significance programme

Bipartisan commitment to the RoNS programme is needed to avoid the risk of costly cancellations and further disruptions to the…

Common-sense prevails on Brooklyn Road safety scheme

Transporting New Zealand welcomes Wellington City Council’s decision to scrap all eight raised pedestrian crossings, the proposed speed…

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…