NZ Transport Agency

Annual vehicle licence monthly prize draw

One person each month until April 2014 who pays their AVL (rego) online will win back the value of their annual vehicle licence.

Shortlist announcement for Transmission Gully

Comment on changes to vehicle inspection frequency

Changes to agricultural vehicles rules announced

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News

Lyttelton Tunnel to celebrate 50th anniversary

17 May 2013

Planning is underway to celebrate next year’s 50th anniversary of the opening of the Christchurch-Lyttelton Road Tunnel.

Design unveiled for new Lyttelton Tunnel Control Building

17 May 2013

The design for the new Lyttelton Tunnel Control Building has today (17 May) been unveiled.

Auckland's HOP card extension good news for NZ

17 May 2013

The NZ Transport Agency says the rollout of new electronic ticket readers on Auckland buses will also be good news for people using public transport well beyond the boundaries of New Zealand’s largest city.

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Consultation

SH1 Otaki to North of Levin

26 April 2013

The NZTA is inviting feedback from the public on the proposed safety and efficiency changes to State Highway 1 and State Highway 57 and part of our staged approach to creating a four-lane road between Otaki and north of Levin.

Implementing the public transport operating model (PTOM)

23 April 2013

The NZTA is inviting feedback from the public transport sector on the proposed changes to our Procurement manual and operational polices to support regional implementation.

Vehicle Standards Compliance Amendment (No 2) 2013

23 April 2013

The NZ Transport Agency is seeking comments on a Rule amendment that will implement the Government's decision on changes to the frequency of warrant of fitness and certificate of fitness vehicle inspections.

Funding assistance rates (FAR) review

3 May 2013

We are undertaking a comprehensive review of the approach used to setting funding assistance rates (FARs) and consulting on what overall approach (or combination of overall approaches) the NZTA should take to setting FARs.