The NZ Transport Agency has released new Performance Based Standards (PBS) that will help determine whether non-standard heavy vehicles meet the safety performance requirements equivalent to standard vehicles.

A new series of road safety advertisements launched this week is urging speeding drivers to examine their behaviour through the eyes of their nervous passengers.

Motorists who travel between Golden Bay and Nelson over the Takaka Hill will have noticed several areas of improvements on the road’s repairs this past summer.

The NZ Trucking Association is facilitating the Trucking Careers Hub at the New Zealand Careers Expo 2019, currently underway in Christchurch at the Horncastle Arena. The event kic...

The NZ Transport Agency has welcomed the results of the Waipa District Council’s recent consultation on speed limits.

Auckland motorists will be able to make better-informed journeys on the network, thanks to a technology upgrade to the motorway messaging system.

The NZ Transport Agency advises that the westbound lane of Saddle Road will be closed for three weekdays per week, for a period of three weeks, from Tuesday 30 April.

The NZ Transport Agency advises from Tuesday 30 April, the speed limit on State Highway 1 (SH1) will be reduced to 80km/h between Toetoe Road and Maungakaramea Road south of Whangarei.

The NZ Transport Agency is advising motorists the speed will be lowered from 100km/h to 50km/h on a section of State Highway 2, between Apata and Omokoroa, starting today for the next two weeks.

NZ Transport Agency chairman, Michael Stiassny, has announced his resignation from the board, noting that he has completed what he set out to do – repositioning the agency to focus on public safety.