Resources

Crowdsourcing is the practice of engaging the services of a large and undefined group of people (the ‘crowd’) to provide information or input into a particular task or activity.

The stabilisation of near-surface granular pavement materials is accepted practice in transportation maintenance and capital development projects in Australasia.

This study aimed to determine how to cost-effectively improve safety for people who cycle on low-volume rural roads in New Zealand.

This research report investigated the economic and financial benefits from providing expanded park and ride (P&R) facilities.

This research evaluates existing policy and planning practices, both in New Zealand and overseas, and identifies a framework for appraising and evaluating the benefits and costs of bus-based infrastructure (bus stops and shelters, bus interchanges an…

Digital data from emerging sources such as GPS, Bluetooth and weigh-in-motion is currently captured in New Zealand for a range of traffic monitoring purposes.

The research investigated aspects of the use of epoxy modified bitumen for construction of chip seals.

The objective of the research detailed in Transfund NZ research report 209 was to produce a comprehensive national database of information on trips and parking related to land use in New Zealand and to identify historic trends since the 1970s.

With increasing demand for travel and limited opportunities for increasing capacity within urban areas there is increasing pressure to make more effective use of the capacity available.

This evaluation assesses how valuable the findings of NZ Transport Agency research reports, published from 2005 to 2009, have been for end users in New Zealand.