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The purpose of this document is to provide guidance to public transport authorities when preparing regional public transport plans.

The purpose of the RUB is to standardise urban bus requirements across regional councils and Auckland Transport (AT) to create efficiencies and improve the usability and accessibility of buses for all customers.

The Resource efficiency guideline for infrastructure delivery and maintenance enables the Resource Efficiency Policy for Infrastructure Delivery & Maintenance and P48 Specification for resource efficiency policy for infrastructure delivery to be …

This guidance note will focus on the types of wayfinding signs, their design and uses.

The Aotearoa urban street planning and design guide (the Street Guide) draws on national and international best-practice to provide a framework for well-functioning urban environments.

Selecting an appropriate crossing facility type including the supporting aids requires a comprehensive and context sensitive approach.

Having route and destination (‘wayfinding’) signage is important in promoting facilities and making them user friendly.

Barriers (to prevent falls) and fences may be necessary safety features on cycle routes, however they can be a hazard in their own right, or impact negatively on landscape values.