Read about the projects delivered for communities by the 2021-24 National Land Transport Programme.
The Innovating Streets programme launched in June 2020 to make it quicker and easier for councils to trial changes aimed at making streets safer, providing more travel choice and encouraging more people to travel in ways that are better for their health and the environment.
A high-tech approach to public transport ticketing will make it easier for people to pay for trips on public transport anywhere in the country. This flexible, modern, new ticketing system will aim to encourage more people to use public transport more often. It’ll ultimately contribute to reducing Aotearoa | New Zealand’s carbon emissions and improving safety on our roads, as public transport is one of the safest ways to travel.
The CVSP takes a high-tech approach to help make our roads safer by directing heavy vehicles into a Commercial Vehicle Safety Centre (CVSC), where officers can safely carry out thorough inspections.
Returning Wood Street through Mangawhai Heads’ town centre to the community as a place for people to enjoy was the aim of the Kaipara District Council’s Innovating Streets trial.
Returning Wood Street through Mangawhai Heads’ town centre to the community as a place for people to enjoy was the aim of the Kaipara District Council’s Innovating Streets trial.
The stunning coastal community of Ōpononi on State Highway 12 (SH12) is part of Te Tai Tokerau | Northland’s Twin Coast Discovery Route – a crucial connection for businesses and jobs related to tourism and everyone using SH12 for business, leisure and daily commutes.
A new walking and cycling bridge has been carrying people over Auckland’s Northern Motorway since February 2019 – saving locals time and making it safer to get to Albany’s town centre.
For generations, local streets have been places where children and families could gather, talk, play and make memories. But in recent years, this has been happening less and less.
Improvements to Auckland’s iconic Karangahape Road have created a safer, more attractive place for the local community and offer better walking and cycling options.
