Resources

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

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

For owners of tourist establishments who would like to apply to have brown tourist signs on a state highway.

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.

One of the measures that we are undertaking to improve safety on rural roads is a two-year trial of wide centreline markings on various sections of state highway around New Zealand.

This guide outlines the process and requirements for applications for roadside vendors and the operation of mobile shops within the state highway corridor in accordance with the Bylaw Regulating Roadside Vendors on State Highways 1993/2.

This booklet provides information on NZ Transport Agency services that help road users have a safe and enjoyable journey while at the same time helping them make smarter travel choices before or during their journeys.

This guidance is designed to assist Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency staff, local authorities, landowners and other parties to understand the requirements associated with third party signs (advertising signs) which are within or visible from the state…