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National air quality (NO2) monitoring network

Published: | Category: Statistics & surveys | Audience: Local & regional government

The state highway system accounts for about 12% of New Zealand’s roads and around half of the 40 billion vehicle kilometres New Zealanders travel each year. Motor vehicles travelling on roads emit an array of air pollutants which can contribute to harmful effects on human health and smog formation.

Carpooling

Published: | Category: Travel behaviour , Guidance for specialists | Audience: Local & regional government

A carpool is when two or more people share the ride to a similar or nearby destination. Establishing a scheme helps to reduce single occupancy vehicles and assists with reaching the government targets set out in the New Zealand Transport Strategy.

Land transport at a glance – Gisborne District

Published: | Category: Gisborne Region , Land transport at a glance , Research & reports | Audience: Local & regional government

A brief overview of transport and the context within which transport is provided in the Gisborne District.

Road assets - Central Otago district

Published: | Category: Otago Region , Road assets , Research & reports | Audience: Local & regional government

Statistics, works completed, trends in condition, use and costs for roads - compiled annually by NZ Transport Agency using data received from each territorial authority in New Zealand.

Road assets – Westland district

Published: | Category: West Coast Region , Road assets , Research & reports | Audience: Local & regional government

Statistics, works completed, trends in condition, use and costs for roads - compiled annually by NZ Transport Agency using data received from each territorial authority in New Zealand.

Road safety data – Waimate district

Published: | Category: Canterbury Region , Research & reports , Road safety data | Audience: Local & regional government

A comprehensive compilation of road safety crash and casualty data in the Waimate area.

Road safety issues – coastal Otago highways 2009–10

Published: | Category: Otago Region , Road safety issues , Research & reports | Audience: Local & regional government

An assessment of the key road safety issues on coastal Otago highways – used for targeting actions to reduce casualties.

Road safety issues – Transit Region two 2002–07

Published: | Category: Auckland Region , Road safety issues , Research & reports | Audience: Local & regional government

An assessment of the key road safety issues in the Transit Region two - used for targeting actions to reduce casualties.

National Land Transport Fund annual reports

Published: | Category: Annual reports , Corporate publications | Audiences: General, Local & regional government

A separate annual report is prepared for the National Land Transport Fund (NLTF) in addition to the NZ Transport Agency annual report. It provides information about how the NLTF has been invested to build a better land transport system for New Zealand.

Land transport at a glance – Hastings District

Published: | Category: Hawkes Bay Region , Land transport at a glance , Research & reports | Audience: Local & regional government

A brief overview of transport and the context within which transport is provided in the Hastings District.
Traffic and travel
Driver licences
Vehicles
Tolls, roads and rail
Commercial driving
Safety
Walking, cycling and public transport
Planning and investment

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