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This flyer takes you through some useful skills for riding your bike in towns and cities.

This research was carried out to understand how in-vehicle technologies may be able to assist with and encourage safe and efficient driving behaviour.

In July 2022 the Ministry for the Environment Manatū Mō Te Taiao released a research study on the health effects and social costs of air pollution in New Zealand.

This research was commissioned because there is insufficient current, fully representative knowledge about disabled people’s lived experiences of the transport system across the whole of New Zealand, and what opportunities exist to enhance those expe…

Previous research has indicated gaps in transport access for Māori (and Pacific people) which need to be further specified and closed to ensure equity of outcomes and proper recognition of the treaty partnership between Māori, Waka Kotahi and the wid…

Gaps have been identified in the ability of emission models to predict real-world emissions from New Zealand light and heavy vehicles.

As of November 2018, this report supersedes the Statement of performance expectations 2018/19 dated June 2018.

This Statement of performance expectations sets out our non-financial performance expectations the next four years that will contribute to the delivery of the NZ Transport Agency Statement of intent.