Driver Licensing Review
The Associate Transport Minister released a discussion document on 19 April 2016, proposing changes to the Driver Licensing system.
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New Zealand has ratified the Maritime Labour Convention 2006
The Convention sets internationally-agreed minimum standards to address the health, safety and welfare of seafarers.
Social cost of road crashes and injuries 2015
The Social Cost of Road Crashes and Injuries 2015 update has been released.
Auckland Transport Alignment Project Foundation Report released
The Minister of Transport and Mayor of Auckland have released the Auckland Transport Alignment Project’s Foundation Report.
Guidelines for testing autonomous vehicles in New Zealand
Thinking of testing your autonomous vehicle in New Zealand?
Changes to management of alcohol and drug impairment in commercial aviation and maritime sectors
The Government has announced decisions strengthening management of drug and alcohol impairment in aviation and maritime.
Guide to making and amending transport rules
A step-by-step best practice guide to making and amending transport rules has been released online.
Latest Freight Information Gathering System report released - December 2015
The October 2014 to September 2015 report containing information on freight movements into, out of and around New Zealand is now available.
Consultation on small passenger services review
The Ministry of Transport is seeking feedback on a consultation paper about the future of small passenger services in New Zealand.
Review of the VDAM Rule
The Associate Transport Minister has released a discussion document, proposing changes to the VDAM Rule, for NZ’s heavy vehicle dimensions and mass limits.