Resources

Annual registration statistics

This information comes from the Transport Agency's state highway traffic data collection system. This system is used to provide network usage statistics for approximately 1500 monitoring sites. See also state highway traffic volumes by month.

Profile of the New Zealand Fleet by vehicle type

As part of the NZ Transport Agency’s commitment to open data we provide a range of vehicle fleet and registration statistics. These are updated monthly. Related information:
The Motor Vehicle Register

 

Statistics, works completed and costs of providing transport - compiled annually by the NZ Transport Agency using data received from all territorial authorities in New Zealand. For more Transport data check out Transport data and tools

National pavement condition annual reports record the condition of the state highway network, based on high speed data (HSD). They are a useful tool for monitoring various performance measures related to condition. They provide trend analysis, percentile distributions for some measures, and comparisons against the national average and against other areas, on network outcome contract (NOC) boundaries . Note that although the reporting is grouped at One Network Road Classification (ONRC) level, the roughness thresholds used are based on average daily traffic (ADT) and urban/rural classification as in road assessment and maintenance management (RAMM). Contact us

Email: hnoperformance@nzta. govt. nz
Phone: (04) 894 6252

New Zealand road death toll statistics covering road fatalities and fatal crashes, updated daily.

Monthly average daily traffic (MADT) reporting enables us to provide a month-by-month indication of traffic trends, and to allow the effects of specific events (eg storms, fuel price shifts, economy) to be monitored. Learn more about counting the traffic on the state highways.

Trespasser accidents represent a major proportion of deaths and injuries on New Zealand’s railway corridor. This report looks at the trends in trespasser accidents in the past decade to guide strategies for reducing their incidence. The report begins with an analysis of the Land Transport Safety Authority database, followed by an analysis of the Coroners' database.