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This statement of performance expectations sets out how we will measure the financial and non-financial performance of the activities we deliver and invest in over 2019/20, and provides forecast financial statements.

This statement of intent responds to recent changes in our operating environment, including the release of the Government Policy Statement on Land Transport 2018/19–2027/28 and a new outcomes framework for the transport sector.

The first COVID-19 pandemic lockdown presented an opportunity to understand how increased work from home (WFH) practice could be continued in New Zealand in the longer term.

This research was commissioned to provide Waka Kotahi and the Ministry of Transport with information about the New Zealand public’s readiness to adopt four key mobility changes: autonomous vehicles, connected vehicle technology, car sharing, and ride…

Since 2018, Waka Kotahi has been tracking urban New Zealanders’ attitudes and perceptions towards walking and cycling, as well as their use of different modes of transport.

Since 2012, Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency has led medication related substance impaired driving education programmes as a part of its role to deliver a range of activities under the Safer Journeys strategy.

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