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People from Te Poi, Matamata and Tauranga are being asked to share local insights as Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency continues to review speed limits on state highways around the region.
Motor vehicle traders and industry associations are showing overwhelming support for vehicle safety rating labels which aim to help car buyers make potentially life-saving choices when purchasing their next vehicle.
The growth of Waipapa and Kerikeri has been acknowledged and boosted by a revitalised transport corridor that’s making journeys safer for motorists and people walking or on bikes.
Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency is looking to seal in a great summer for the Coromandel with chipseal repairs on State Highway 25 and State Highway 25A starting next week.
Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency is asking people to share their thoughts on possible options to improve the resilience and safety of State Highway 2 (SH2) through the Waioeka Gorge.
Safer new speed limits have been set for State Highway 51 (SH51) from Marine Parade to Waipatu, which will help prevent people being killed or seriously injured on the road.
When it comes to securing the team to deliver the Penlink project, it’s all about finding the perfect fit; a consortium of skilled technical advisors and constructors who can design and develop a plan which accounts for the unique landscape and waterway the corridor sits within.
The Te Ahu a Turanga: Manawatū Tararua Highway Alliance has been recognised for its inclusive approach to iwi partnership at the 2021 Diversity Awards.
Motorists travelling overnight on State Highway 1 (SH1) between Tawa and Porirua will need to take a detour route for up to three nights next week, while a signage gantry is installed across the width of SH1 for the new Transmission Gully motorway.
A number of major transport projects in Tāmaki Makaurau will resume today (Wednesday September 22) after last night’s move to COVID-19 Alert Level 3. However, southern and northern border checkpoints will remain in place with the rest of New Zealand in Alert Level 2.
Restoring the natural marine environment around State Highway 10 south of Mangonui, is a key part of a project which will see a 50-year-old culvert replaced with a bridge designed to increase tidal flows.
