Assessment of investment management activities
The Investment Management activity class encompasses transport planning, sector research and management of the funding allocation system activities. These activities are assessed under Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency's Investment Assessment Framework.
Assessment of promotion of road safety and demand management programmes
Road safety promotion programmes target road safety problems with the aim of reducing deaths and serious injuries from crashes through education, advertising and promotion activities. Demand management promotion targets a shift to public transport, walking and cycling through education promotion and advertising. The programmes of activities, or components of the programmes, are assessed under Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency's Investment Assessment Framework.
Assessment of walking and cycling improvement activities
Walking and cycling improvement activities are investment proposals that target a specific increase in levels of service in part of a walking and/or cycling network and are delivered as projects. Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency's Investment Assessment Framework is applied at either a programme or individual project level for walking and cycling activities.
Assessment of public transport, rapid transit and transitional rail improvement activities
Public transport, rapid transit and transitional rail improvements are investment proposals over $1,000,000 implementation cost per activity that target a specific increase in levels of service in part of a public transport network and are delivered as either infrastructure or improved services projects. Each improvement project is assessed under Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency's Investment Assessment Framework.
Assessment of public transport continuous programmes
Public transport continuous programmes are programmes of activities existing at the time the NLTP is adopted. The programmes of activities are assessed under Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency's Investment Assessment Framework.
Assessment of road maintenance programmes
Road maintenance programmes consist of generally low cost, low risk maintenance, operation and renewal activities intended to maintain the levels of service appropriate to the roading and cycling network. The programmes of activities are assessed under Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency's Investment Assessment Framework.
Assessment of low cost, low risk programmes
Low cost, low risk programmes (formerly minor improvements) are programmes of improvement activities delivered as part of the road improvements or public transport activity classes. The programmes of activities are assessed under Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency's Investment Assessment Framework.
Assessment of local road, regional and state highway improvement activities
Road improvements are investment proposals over $1,000,000 implementation cost per activity that target a specific increase in levels of service in part of a roading network and are delivered as projects. Each improvement project is assessed underWaka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency's Investment Assessment Framework.
Assessment of the road policing programme
The road policing activity class targets road safety problems with the aim of reducing deaths and serious injuries from crashes through enforcement activities. Some revenue protection activity is also provided. The road policing programme is assessed under Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency's Investment Assessment Framework.
