Resources

Links to other regions are crucial to the economy of the West Coast region.

The Wellington region’s transport network faces a number of pressures, notably: severe congestion on key commuter and freight routes; high demand for public transport services; and the need to ensure access to important regional destinations, includi…

The Waikato region is a key part of New Zealand’s transport network, providing important links between the sea ports of Tauranga and Auckland and the inland rail freight hub Hamilton, while a high proportion of heavy vehicles also travel through the …

The Tasman region currently faces a number of transport-related challenges, including the need to: support continued growth in the primary and tourism sectors by providing a secure and reliable regional roading network; respond to transport demands f…

The annual report records our achievements in pursuing Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency's strategy to ensure delivery of the government's land transport objectives and wider transport vision.

Our Statement of performance expectations sets out what we will deliver in 2022/23 to contribute to the commitments in our Statement of intent 2021-26, how we will measure performance for the services we deliver and the investments we make through th…

Our annual reports record our achievements over the past year, including progress against Te kāpehu, the Government Policy Statement on land transport and the National Land Transport Programme.

There has been considerable investment and improvement in the Taranaki transport network in recent years – largely in response to New Plymouth’s residential and industrial growth and an increasing dependence on roading infrastructure by commercial tr…

As of July 2019, this report supersedes the statement of intent dated November 2018.