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Inductive Loop Detectors (ILDs) are the most common form of vehicle detection for vehicle activated traffic signals in use today.

This research gives a regional planning and strategic perspective of some New Zealand experience in creating transportation corridors and community structures from a planning perspective.

This research was undertaken in New Zealand and Australia during 2012, to identify opportunities for, and barriers to, innovation in the freight and logistics component of selected export supply chains.

This study evaluated the performance of media filtration stormwater treatment devices for removing suspended solids, copper and zinc from road runoff.

ASM's Environmental and Sustainability Policy, Health, Safety and Wellness Policy, and Quality Policy set out how the alliance aims for zero harm to our people, zero harm to our environment and zero harm to our business.

The NZ Transport Agency is charged with taking an integrated approach to land transport planning.

Modified bituminous materials can be used to advantage on roads that are subject to high stress, such as on heavily trafficked sections, sharp bends, and bridge decks, or to wide variations of temperatures.

The purpose of this research was to develop improved approaches to assessing the costs of urban traffic congestion and to make corresponding estimates of the costs of congestion in Auckland (New Zealand).