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#15-12 Update to CoPTTM technical note
Use of portable traffic signal systems on the New Zealand State highway network is governed by the New Zealand Transport Agency’s Code of Practice for Temporary Traffic Management (COPTTM) and systems...
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#15-13 Geotechnical testing and investigations
The NZ Transport Agency is currently participating in the preparation of an industry ground investigation specification which may be adopted in the future for NZ Transport Agency projects. In the...
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#15-14 Concrete barriers used to temporarily detain rockfall and slope debris
Further to TAN #15-08: Road Safety Hardware Update-Temporary Concrete Barrier TCB-1, this Technical Advice Note clarifies issues related to the utilisation of concrete barriers to temporarily detain...
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#15-15 Launch of State highway network outcomes contract management manual
Highways and Network Operations have launched the new State highway network outcomes contract management manual (SM034).The State highway network outcomes contract management manual (NOCMM) (SM034) is...
View ArticleState highway traffic volumes 1975–2015
Traffic data booklets and state highway traffic volumes2 011 to 2015 - 85 pages2011 to 2015 - 85 pages2011 to 2015: Appendix A - 116 pages2011 to 2015: Appendix A - 116 pages2010 to 2014 — 97 pages,...
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#16-04 Launch of the OPermit bridge structural data guide
Highways and Network Operations have launched the new OPermit bridge structural data guide.The OPermit bridge structural data guide is a new document.It provides guidance for:the development of...
View Article50MAX
50MAX is a new generation of truck that allows for safe and more efficient transport of freight goods.A new generation of truck50MAX vehicle combinations have one more axle than conventional 44-tonne...
View ArticleLand Transport Rule: Vehicle Dimensions and Mass 2002
Consolidated RuleConsolidation (PDF) — 57 pagesPreface to consolidation - 7 pagesPreface to consolidation (PDF) — 5 pages, 108 KBIncorporated by referencePrincipal RuleVehicle Dimensions and Mass Rule...
View ArticleStay safe on Canterbury and West Coast roads this ANZAC weekend
Many roads north and south of Christchurch will be busy and ANZAC Day services on Monday may create the need for short-term detours in many places.In Canterbury and on the West Coast, roads should not...
View ArticleConsultations
We’re committed to a collaborative approach to transport planning, funding and development. It’s an approach that delivers integrated transport solutions that best meet the needs of New Zealanders. To...
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Operator Safety Checks for HPMV are here
On 17 August 2015 we introduced a permit safety check when processing all high productivity motor vehicle (HPMV) permit applications, 50MAX. This does not affect any pre-existing permits, only new...
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Full HPMV high productivity freight network map now online
H plate on a high productivity motor vehicle.H plate on a high productivity motor vehicle.An initiative aimed at making it easier for our customers to move freight is the development of an online map...
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Share The Road campaign
Share the road is part of our wider safety strategy to make New Zealand roads a safer place to ride bikes and to promoteTo achieve this, our campaign is designed to personalise people cycling so that...
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New Zealand’s Urban Cycleways Programme
There’s growing demand from New Zealander’s who want to cycle more. Cycling is already the third most popular recreational activity in NZ and with up to 76% of residents in our biggest urban areas...
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Prioritising cycling in New Zealand
To ensure we achieve our goal, the Transport Agency has:teamed the NZ Government with Local Councils to deliver positive changes to cycling in New Zealandmade cycling one of our top six priorities...
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Space Invaders
We’re always watching what’s going on around the globe to promote safer cycling and the Tasmanian Government has recently released one of the funniest and most creative ads we’ve seen!Click here to...
View ArticleStay safe on Otago and Southland roads this ANZAC weekend
Many South Island roads will be busy and ANZAC Day services on Monday, 25 April, will create the need for short-term detours in some places. In Otago and Southland, roads should not be as busy as for...
View ArticleCode of practice for temporary traffic management (COPTTM): Part 8 of the...
On this pageApplicationManual sectionsForms used for traffic management plansTechnical notesTrainingCoPTTM governance groupLevels of temporary traffic management: diagramsSigns used for temporary...
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Detour Mingha Bluff, near Arthur’s Pass, after ANZAC weekend
The detour is at Mingha Bluff, east of Arthur’s Pass township, where the NZ Transport Agency is realigning the road for improved safety and visibility. The detour will take the road over the railway...
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