MacKays to Peka Peka - Related project documents
Title has changed:MackaysMacKaysto Peka Peka - Related project documents
View ArticleOne Network Road Classification
What is the One Network Road Classification (ONRC)?The ONRC was developed by local government and the NZ Transport Agency as a joint initiative in 2013. It divides roads into six categories based on...
View ArticleM2PP project documents
The $630 million MackaysMacKays to Peka Peka project will deliver approximately 18km of four-lane Expressway through Paraparaumu and Waikanae, including a new bridge over the Waikanae River.For all...
View ArticleContact us
If you would like to find out more about the MackaysMacKays to Peka Peka project, you can email, phone or mail us. Alternatively we have an information centre based in Paraparaumu’s Coastlands...
View ArticlePart Three: Additional information
Embedding One Network Road ClassificationThe Transport Agency has been working jointly with local government on the One Network Road Classification, particularly in terms of developing future...
View ArticleBoard meetings 2017
The NZ Transport Agency Board meets monthly from February to December. The board has three committees, which meet every two to three months.Board and committee meeting dates, times and venues, 2017Date...
View ArticleEconomic evaluation manual
Current releaseEffective dateTitle1 Jan 2016Economic evaluation manual, first edition, amendment 11 Jan 2016Crash risk factors guidelines (compendium)1 Dec 20162015Update factors for 2016Update factors...
View ArticleContract awarded for Whirokino Trestle and Manawatu River Bridge replacement
The two structures, located just south of Foxton on State Highway 1, are reaching the end of their economic lives and were built to outdated standards. This means all high productivity motor vehicles...
View ArticleNew signs point the way
The signs will help road users find their way on local roads in the event that State Highway 2 and 5 in the Hawkes Bay are closed.“Experience has shown us when there is an incident, such as a crash or...
View ArticleNZ Transport Agency holiday media contacts
During the holidays your primary Transport Agency media contacts will be:December 24-25 Felicity Connell – 021 507 990 – felicity.connell@nzta.govt.nzDecember 26-30Sarah Azam – 021 103 9227 –...
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Travel information for Canterbury and Marlborough regions
Latest update - 21 DecemberRoads into Kaikoura Road access is restored to Kaikoura. The Inland Route 70 is now open and State Highway 1 to the south of the seaside town is open with restrictions.The...
View ArticleMajor state highway programmes
We manage a number of major asset improvement and asset management projects for New Zealand’s state highway network. This page details the programmes and provides information about upcoming...
View ArticleAsset improvements of state highways – projects programme (large projects)...
Title has changed: Asset improvements of state highways – projects programme (large projects) 2016/172015/16– 20192017/18
View ArticleMacKays to Peka Peka application to the Environmental Protection Authority...
Title has changed:MackaysMacKaysto Peka Peka application to the Environmental Protection Authority (EPA)
View ArticleMacKays to Peka Peka - Related project documents
Title has changed:MackaysMacKaysto Peka Peka - Related project documents
View ArticleOne Network Road Classification
What is the One Network Road Classification (ONRC)?The ONRC was developed by local government and the NZ Transport Agency as a joint initiative in 2013. It divides roads into six categories based on...
View ArticleM2PP project documents
The $630 million MackaysMacKays to Peka Peka project will deliver approximately 18km of four-lane Expressway through Paraparaumu and Waikanae, including a new bridge over the Waikanae River.For all...
View ArticleContact us
If you would like to find out more about the MackaysMacKays to Peka Peka project, you can email, phone or mail us. Alternatively we have an information centre based in Paraparaumu’s Coastlands...
View ArticlePart Three: Additional information
Embedding One Network Road ClassificationThe Transport Agency has been working jointly with local government on the One Network Road Classification, particularly in terms of developing future...
View ArticleBoard meetings 2017
The NZ Transport Agency Board meets monthly from February to December. The board has three committees, which meet every two to three months.Board and committee meeting dates, times and venues, 2017Date...
View Article