Our other websites

Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency is involved in a number of projects and campaigns that have their own websites.

We also work closely with other organisations in the transport sector.

• BikeReady(external link) - enables cycle education to reach more people, helping them learn and improve their overall quality of learning.
• Drive (external link) – Learning to drive? We've got heaps of cool stuff that will help you get confident behind the wheel.
• Driver Check(external link) – a site that enables registered users to check driver licence details.
• Education Portal(external link) – provides safe school travel resources for teachers.
• Feet First(external link) – a programme to encourage primary school students to walk to school.
• Infoconnect – an initiative to help ensure road users have access to timely and accurate road condition information.
• Highways Information Portal(external link) – a comprehensive central hub for all current standards, guidelines and processes relating to the design, assessment, operation and maintenance of state highways.
• Rightcar(external link) – Every car makes a difference. How does your vehicle rate for fuel economy, safety, CO₂ emissions and pollutants?
• Toll Roads(external link) – website for the toll roads where you can pay online, manage your account and find out more about how the system works.
• TORO (Transport Organisation Register Online)(external link) – a service that enables transport operators to maintain a register of drivers in their employment.
• Transport Investment Online(external link) (previously LTP online) – a web-based system used by organisations to create, submit, and manage their land transport programmes (LTPs).
• Truck Permit Portal(external link) – buy your HPMV or overweight permit online.
• Vehicle Inspection Portal(external link) – contains vehicle inspection requirements manuals (VIRMs) and other resources related to vehicle inspection and certification.
• Vehicle Safety Recalls Database(external link) – provides information about current New Zealand vehicle safety recalls.