Resources

This report reviewed literature relating to the potential effects that automation and new technologies will have on the type, nature and characteristics of employment in the industrial, service and commercial sectors.

This research report examines how benefit and cost appraisals for road operations, maintenance and renewal, and minor work improvements could be undertaken in a manner comparable with the appraisal framework for capital investments.

This report describes a review of literature on approaches to valuing injury and mortality risk in transport assessments.

Uncertainty is pervasive when it comes to transport investment decisions.

In 2017 we developed a system dynamics model to study inter-regional freight and traffic flows in the Auckland–Hamilton–Tauranga triangle.

A methodology was developed with which to produce regional input-output tables for New Zealand.

Data is required for destination management, both of current visitor activity and future activity.

Technology diffusion will have profound impacts on the transport system.

This report presents a discussion of the influence that internet-enabled communication technologies are having, and might have, on patterns of transport demand in New Zealand.

Resilience is universally understood to be a ‘good’ concept.