This page relates to the 2018-21 National Land Transport Programme.
Work category 432 provides for the development and implementation of activities that address the safe use of the land transport network.
Safety promotion, education and advertising activities promote the safe use of the land transport network through education, advertising, awareness raising and by public information to users of the transport network.
Safety promotion, education and advertising activities have the following objectives:
Activities must use Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency endorsed best practice guidelines and examples.
Road safety action planning should ensure that local, national, NZ Police and partnering organisations leverage off each other by coordinating their respective programmes for best effect.
Promotion, education and advertising activities achieve their greatest impact when there is consistency in the messaging. Waka Kotahi encourages approved organisations and Waka Kotahi staff to plan the content and timing of local road safety promotion activities to coincide with activities at the national level where appropriate and possible.
To qualify under this work category an activity must give effect to national and local priorities by contributing to the outcomes of:
Examples of qualifying activities include, but may not be limited to:
Talk to Waka Kotahi about whether other potential activities not listed above might also be eligible for inclusion in this work category.
CloseWork category 432 excludes:
The usual funding assistance rate (FAR) is:
Where a cluster of approved organisations and/or Waka Kotahi is formed to deliver road safety promotion programmes a weighted average funding assistance rate will be calculated and manually entered into Transport Investment Online. Weighting of individual normal FARs and the Waka Kotahi 100% rate will be based on their proposed financial contributions to the programme over the NLTP.
Non-financial contributions will not be considered part of the total project cost, and will not be eligible for financial assistance.
Approved organisations and Waka Kotahi are able to accept financial contributions from other parties as a contribution to the total cost. If the financial contribution to the activity changes the scope of that activity, the contribution will be treated as third party funding and is deducted from the total cost before calculating the Waka Kotahi funding assistance (ie that part is not eligible for funding assistance).
An example of where third party funding has changed the scope of the activity is:
An example of where the scope is not changed and financial contributions from other parties can be counted as local share is: