Resources

The purpose of this guide is to provide an easy-to-read, step-by-step set of instructions on the procedure for undertaking a…

The framework describes the design concepts of the Transmission Gully Project.

For getting approval to display signs associated with public amenities and community facilities that direct visitors to a site adjacent to a state highway.

Strategic spatial views outline our understanding and view about future growth and development in New Zealand’s large urban areas to help inform decision making and future work programmes.

For getting approval to place a mirror alongside a state highway if you’re coming out of a driveway and need to see what’s coming from a certain direction.

For owners of motorist service facilities who would like to apply to have blue symbol signs on a state highway.

This report outlines the insights and learnings gathered from the early development of a social leasing scheme to help more New Zealanders transition to low-emission vehicles.

Waka Kotahi must approve general election signs that will be placed on or next to state highways and signs must comply with the Waka Kotahi general election sign guidance.

Hononga ki te iwi is Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency’s Māori engagement framework, and it has been developed to guide our thinking when planning our Māori engagement.