Applying for a passenger (P) endorsement
From 1 July 2017 the vetting fee will change from $28.80 to $9.70 per year. Find out who needs an endorsement to carry passengers and how to get one.Who needs a passenger endorsement?How do I get a...
View ArticleApplying for a vehicle recovery (V) endorsement
From 1 July 2017 the vetting fee will change from $28.80 to $9.70 per year. Who needs a vehicle recovery endorsement?Tow truck and car transporter drivers are the most common drivers who need an...
View ArticleApplying for a driving instructor (I) endorsement
From 1 July 2017 the vetting fee will change from $28.80 to $9.70 per year. Who needs a driving instructor endorsement?Teaching people to drive for your business, or any kind of payment, requires you...
View ArticleApplying for a testing officer (O) endorsement
From 1 July 2017 the vetting fee will change from $28.80 to $9.70 per year. Who needs a testing officer endorsement?To conduct practical driving tests, you must be employed by the NZ Transport Agency,...
View ArticleNelson and Tasman maintenance programme
Information about roadworks in the Nelson and Tasman regionsWell maintained roads are an important part of keeping people safe. While we aim to do this work with as little disruption as possible, we...
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Opening events info
A series of free community events will be held in the lead up to the Waterview Tunnel opening to traffic. Details of the events, terms and conditions, how to get there and who to contact for any...
View ArticleNight closures of State Highway 62 at Spring Creek, Marlborough
This work is part of the construction of the Spring Creek roundabout.State Highway 62 near the intersection of State Highway 1, will be closed between Jacksons Road and the SH1 intersection, so...
View ArticleConsultations
We’re committed to a collaborative approach to transport planning, funding and development. It’s an approach that delivers integrated transport solutions that best meet the needs of New Zealanders. To...
View ArticleCarpooling
Why carpool?Carpooling is cheaper and more environmentally friendly than driving alone. You can cut your fuel and parking costs and at the same time reduce congestion and harmful emissions. Finding a...
View ArticleCase studies – Activity management plans (AMPs)
Title has changed:Case studies –Activity Management Plansmanagement plans(AMPs)These case studies are examples of Activity Management Planscomplete activity management plans (AMPs) which take the...
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Canterbury and West Coast property owners urged to check state of fences to...
Cow on a Banks Peninsula road last summer.The Transport Agency’s Journey Manager Lee Wright says wandering stock pose serious safety risks to all road users, not only on the state highway network, but...
View ArticleRoad safety advertising calendar
The road safety advertising calendar outlines the key advertising themes we focus on each month. We encourage road safety partners to align their regional advertising to the same themes so that our...
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Community help sought on SH3 safety improvements
It is holding three events in early July to canvas public opinion on the Hamilton to Ohaupo and Te Awamutu to Otorohanga sections of the state highway. Feedback can also be given online on the project...
View ArticleVideos
Transmission Gully fly-throughThis animated video shows the Transmission Gully motorway route.Te Puka Stream diversionInnovative work is happening at the northern end of the Transmission Gully motorway...
View ArticleSH16 Kaukapakapa Village speed limits consultation
The NZ Transport Agency welcomes feedback from the community on proposals to reduce the legal speed limits approaching the Kaukapakapa Village. The Transport Agency has been requested by the local...
View ArticleMaking a submission
If you wish to make a submission on the proposed changes please read the information below.Before making your submissionPlease include the following information in your submissionthe title of this...
View ArticleManawatu Gorge to open as road crews battle to connect communities
Title has changed:ManawatūManawatuGorge to open as road crews battle to connect communitiesHowever, State Highway 4 between Whanganui and Raetihi is likely to remain closed for a month, and the...
View ArticleCrews working 24-7 to restore lower North Island highways
Regional Performance Manager Mark Owen says that while State Highway 1 and State Highway 3 in the west were reopened yesterday, the Transport Agency was determined to get the Manawatū Gorge upManawatu...
View ArticleDisruption continues on lower North Island highways
UPDATE: 8.10pmSH3 between Bulls and Whanganui is now open. This means southern access to and from Whanganui has been restored. The Whangaehu River Bridge has been reopened and is operating under...
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Crews making promising progress in the Manawatu Gorge
Title has changed: Crews making promising progress in the ManawatūManawatuGorgeRegional Journey Manager Delaney Myers says abseilers have been working to remove a mass of unstable rock that was exposed...
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