The NZ Transport Agency is reminding motorists to drive with care in the Waikato this weekend with cows likely to be on some roads in the lead up to Gypsy Day on June 1.
The NZ Transport Agency is proud to have been recognised for its work in developing a mobile app to help with the reporting of health and safety incidents.
Winter is coming. The upcoming long Queen’s Birthday weekend coincides with the start of winter on Monday (1 June) and the NZ Transport Agency is urging motorists to adjust their driving to winter conditions to keep everyone safe on the roads.
The NZ Transport Agency says there are several factors which combined mean Auckland and Northland drivers should take extra care on the roads this Queen’s Birthday weekend.
The NZ Transport Agency is pleased to announce that it has given its conditional support to changing the designation of a key Northland freight route to a state highway.
With hundreds of Northland sharemilkers preparing to pack up their stock and move to new farms for Gypsy Day the NZ Transport Agency is reminding farmers and other road users to take extra care.
Nearly four years of manoeuvring through traffic cones for users of State highway 73 (SH73) Curletts Road in Christchurch end this Tuesday, 3 June with the opening of clearways, to ease congestion and improve traffic flows along this busy road.
The NZ Transport Agency has welcomed the Government’s decision to allow the Agency to finance, design, build, manage and maintain the Pūhoi to Warkworth motorway through a Public Private Partnership (PPP).
The Wellington region is one step closer to a preferred option being identified for an improved walking and cycling facility to link the Hutt Valley with Wellington City.
Tidal surges that closed State highway 1 (SH1) on the Kaikoura Coast this afternoon, has prompted the Transport Agency to close the road at 11pm tonight from Kererengu North of Kaikoura and Oaro South of Kaikoura, depending on conditions it’s hoped to reopen the road at 2am.
The NZ Transport Agency is asking motorists to be extra cautious, and farmers to make safety a top priority when moving livestock on the roads on Gypsy Day which falls on June 1, a period when many dairy herds are moved between farms in the region.
The huge tunnel boring machine (TBM), Alice, is now well into her return journey to complete the second motorway tunnel for the NZ Transport Agency’s Waterview Connection project in Auckland.
