Waka Kotahi has released new guidance for how temporary traffic management will be delivered to improve safety for everyone across Aotearoa New Zealand’s roads.
The draft New Zealand guide to temporary traffic management(external link) (NZGTTM) is available online and is open for feedback until 29 April 2022.
Explore the new guide and have your say at nzta.govt.nz/NZGTTM(external link)
Traffic management across New Zealand’s network of state highways and local roads is fundamental to keeping people safe on our roads. Our roads are used daily by vehicles, cyclists and pedestrians, and have many people working on them. Changes to the operation of these roads under temporary traffic management is a core activity on the network, providing safety and access to all road users and workers.
Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency (Waka Kotahi) is responsible for setting the requirements for the safe and efficient management and operation of temporary traffic management (TTM) on all roads in New Zealand. The Code of Practice for Temporary Traffic Management (CoPTTM) is best practice guideline for temporary traffic management in New Zealand.
The CoPTTM website is a comprehensive central hub that provides information relating to the application of the CoPTTM.
If you would like to know more about Waka Kotahi and what we are involved in, information is available through our Waka Kotahi website.
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Receive notifications on temporary traffic management(external link)
TTM Webinar recording of 4 April 2022
Follow up to the TTM webinar hosted on 4 April 2022 with industry guests with a summary of feedback themes and answers to frequently answered questions
Discussion with industry guests
Discussion and Q&A with TTM project team
TTM Webinar - answering your questions
Follow up to the TTM webinar hosted on 23 March 2022 with a summary of feedback themes and answers to frequently asked questions.
Release of the New Zealand guide to temporary traffic management for feedback
Update on the Review, Audits, changes to CoPTTM and other information.
The Waka Kotahi Road Safety team are hosting two webinars (22 and 26 October) to give an update and share more about the changes planned to the CoPTTM.
Read about the progress of the CoPTTM Review, how the review being approached, who is doing the review, and when a draft of the NZ Guide to TTM can be expected.
