Resources

Disabled people can find it difficult to access and use public transport.

This report outlines the insights and learnings gathered from the early development of a social leasing scheme to help more New Zealanders transition to low-emission vehicles.

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

The main aim of this investigative research study was to get a better understanding whether there is a spatial mismatch between where workers live and where they work.

This research was conducted to identify the technical, economic, commercial and environmental issues around the use of crumb rubber from used tyres as an additive to bitumen for pavement surfacings.

Transport projects are increasingly used to transform places, rather than just to increase or improve transport links.

Little is known about the effects of transport on mental health in Aotearoa, and there is a need to collect better information about the experiences and needs of diverse transport users and to develop a better local understanding of these interrelati…

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.