Resources

Annual registration statistics

The 2006 state highway user survey reports the opinions, preferences and priorities of a random national sample of 1500 road users, and 325 truck drivers. Topics include road design, features and maintenance; environmental and social issues; communication and consultation; opinions on tolling, safety, congestion; and project completion and construction. For a full list of variables/options reported on or available for analysis, please refer to the questionnaire in the report.

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

Report about how the public view personal safety and security in taxis.

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.

The Road Network Trends Wizard allows you to:

look at annual statistics, works completed, condition, use and costs - for local roads and State Highways
look at trends or comparisons at a national / regional / local level
obtain a copy of the raw data
generate images (jpg's) of tables / graphs for use in a report

 

Important information

close all Excel applications before you open the Road Network Trends Wizard because it is an Excel based application. ensure your Excel settings allow Macros to be run on your computer
we recommend that you do not save the workbook, because the data will NOT automatically update.  

Feedback

If you have a query, comment or suggestion for improvement please email us at data@nzta. govt. nz

A series of reports on surveys carried out by the Land Transport Safety Authority assessing policies and practices in relation primarily to traffic control devices.

This report details the results of surveys of pedestrian platforms. Companion reports detail the survey results of the other two safety areas.

In order to assess the performance of the state highway network and customers and stakeholders impressions of the effectiveness of the work undertaken by the former Transit, detailed surveys were undertaken on alternate years.