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The strategy recognises that coastal shipping is an important part of an integrated transport network.
Community focused activities funding process Handbook 1
Land Transport New Zealand has produced this handbook to assist approved organisations apply for 2007/08 funding for community focused land transport activities.
Community focused activities funding process Handbook 2
This handbook is to assist approved organisations submit their final land transport programme (LTP) for 2007/08 funding for local/regional land transport community focused safety and sustainability activities.
Commuting patterns in New Zealand have come under increasing scrutiny because of growing public and government interest in sustainability.
Competitive pricing procedures 2002 - vol 2 (Public passenger transport)
Volume 2 of the Competitive Pricing Procedures manual provides a framework that ensures competitive processes are followed in contracting for passenger transport services. A replacement for the manual is being prepared as part the review of all procurement procedures and will be available during the second half of 2008.
Competitive pricing procedures manual, volume 1 1997 - physical works & professional services
Volume 1 of the competitive pricing procedures (CPP) manual contains procedures approved for use when purchasing roading related physical works and professional services. The manual also provides guidance on preparation of alternative procedures. A replacement for the manual is being prepared as part the review of all procurement procedures and will be available during the second half of 2008.
Continuous cycle counting trial
Information about a trial (conducted in 2008) of two types of inductive loop cycle counting equipment.
The Land Transport New Zealand's (Land Transport NZ) crash analysis system (CAS) is a vital tool in New Zealand's drive to reduce road trauma. CAS is a tool that manages, analyses and maps traffic crash and related data.
Every year, the Ministry of Transport produces a series of Crash Fact Sheets. These fact sheets outline useful statistical information on road safety issues, drawn from yearly motor vehicle crash data. Topics include alcohol, speed, safety belts and cyclists.
The programme, which was set up in 1985, identified sites where there were similar crash patterns and recommended low cost engineering treatments aimed at reducing those crashes.
This project consists of two components: a literature review of traffic-counting technology able to detect and monitor cycle traffic on a continuous basis and an internet-based survey of road controlling authorities (RCAs) and regional councils about their experience and interest in counting cycle traffic, either manually or automatically.
These national surveys are designed to provide a consistent measure of cycle helmet use over time, by surveying the same sites each year. We can use this data to consider the regional wearing rates.
Cycle helmets compliance surveys
The latest annual national survey of helmet use in New Zealand by cyclists of all ages was carried out in March and April 2009. Over 5,000 cyclists were observed at 58 sites around the country.
Cycle network and route planning guide
This guide aims to promote a consistent approach to planning the provision for cycling in New Zealand.
The vision for cyclist skills training is: a New Zealand where everyone has the opportunity to become a confident and capable cyclist
Cyclists have a number of risk factors that do not affect car drivers. The main risk factors are decreased stability and a much lower level of protection than is given by a car.
