The 78th annual general meeting nominations are now open.

A summary of the regional road safety promotion programme (RRSPP) has recently been provided by NZTA Waka Kotahi for the 2024-25 year. 

It showcases the great work Road Safety Coordinators are delivering and demonstrates how the RRSPP helps reinforce road safety messages and educational material developed at a national level.

Drugs were present in 33.8% of all fatal crashes on our roads between 2019–2023. 

Police started roadside drug testing in December last year with a small managed roll out in Wellington.

The roll out of the roadside drug driving testing nationally is planned to commence from April 2026.

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The Government is progressing a work programme “to increase productivity and efficiency through comprehensively reforming New Zealand’s land transport rules”

Already completed is reducing the frequency of vintage vehicle WOF and motorhome COF inspections, which came into force on 1 September.

In September the Minister of Transport signed off a tranche of small changes to a number of Rules in a single rule change process which was called a Regulatory Systems Rule Amendment (RSRA).  This process is similar to the old ‘Omnibus Rule’ process that was discontinued in 2021 but also covers slightly more substantial Rule changes.

The 77th annual general meeting nominations are now open.

The 76th annual general meeting nominations are now open

The 75th annual general meeting nominations are now open

Read their feedback here.

Interested in a new position? Read more about joining the Hamilton City Council.

The 74th annual general meeting nominations are now open

The 73rd annual general meeting nominations are now open.

The 72nd annual general meeting nominations are now open

Interested in a new position? Read more about what Hamilton City Council has advertised

Interested in a new position? Read more about what NZ Transport Agency has to offer

Interested in a new position? Read more about what NZ Transport Agency has to offer

Interested in a new position? Read more about what Tauranga has advertised

Our vision for road safety is a New Zealand where everyone arrives alive – every time;

Trafinz has a new Vision and Value Proposition.

Aucklanders are urged to back safe and appropriate speeds to save lives.