Resources

Endurazyme #388 is a proprietary bioenzyme stabiliser designed to allow greater use of marginal in-situ pavement materials.

This paper analyses the relationship between the multi-factor productivity of New Zealand businesses and the effective employment density of the areas where they operate.

This research draws on learning from New Zealand and other countries to meet the following research objectives: to assess the need for health impact assessment (HIA), in the context of the New Zealand Transport Strategy and relevant legislation to ev…

Criteria for selecting riprap to protect bridge abutments against scour were investigated.

Trip generation, parking demand, modal split and travel activity related to different land uses are fundamental information for transportation planning and land use planning, now and in the future.

This study was an investigation to see whether the process of cycle audit and cycle review developed by the Institution of Highways and Transportation in the United Kingdom should be introduced in New Zealand.

A study of cores from multilayer chipseals shows that fine solid materials (passing 4.75 mm) fill a significant proportion of the chipseal volume that would otherwise be available for bitumen.

The rule covers requirements for dimension and mass limits to enable vehicles, in particular, heavy truck and trailer combinations, to be operated safely on New Zealand’s roads.

This report presents the findings of research investigating the opportunities and barriers to promoting sustainability in New Zealand’s rail system.