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Bridge health monitoring is a method of evaluating the ability of a bridge to perform its required task (also called fitness for purpose) by monitoring the response of the bridge to the traffic loads it has to withstand.

This rule establishes the rules under which traffic operates on roads.

The comparative effects on skid resistance of the two commonly used treatments for frost and ice on New Zealand roads, mineral grit and the anti-icing/de-icing agent calcium magnesium acetate (CMA), were examined through an on-road test programme.

Bridge health monitoring is a method of evaluating the ability of a bridge to perform its required task (also called fitness for purpose) by monitoring the response of the bridge to the traffic loads it has to withstand.

Transport modes such as walking and cycling, including cycling to school, could play a key role in combating obesity, climate change and traffic congestion as well as restoring ‘social capital’ within communities.

Model communities are urban environments where walking or cycling is offered to the community as the easiest transport choice.

This report examines how to enhance the integration of transport and land use at the implementation stage of urban development projects.

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This minimum standard has been developed to promote a consistent and uniform approach to the provision of risk management services from suppliers delivering NZ Transport Agency contracts.

Drink-driving is a serious road safety issue, particularly in the rural environment, with a significant number of road users killed or injured on rural roads annually.