Resources

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.

This research report looks at understanding road safety outcomes for Māori.

The performance of the transport network can be improved by anticipating the impacts of new micro-mobility technologies and how the introduction of new modes may be managed to optimise benefits.

A series of four surveys were undertaken looking at the half-price public transport fares that were introduced on 1 April 2022.

Good decision making requires best science in understanding the baseline, in this case of light vehicle use out to 2035, in developing strategy, policy and activities to reduce car dependency.

Time series econometric models were developed to understand past trends and to enable forecasts of future trends of different modes based on current policy settings.

The research aimed to identify and recommend designs of quick build protective measures for cycleways for introduction in Aotearoa New Zealand.

This study was commissioned to fill a knowledge gap as there is currently no methodology to assess interdependent and interrelated projects/programmes.

As part of fulfilling the objectives of Te Reo Rangatira to ensure Te Reo Māori is visible, empowered, heard and spoken, Waka Kotahi is undertaking a programme of work enable and implement more Te Reo Māori on traffic signage.