From time to time the Transportation Group produces publications, often as the output from an award or grant to a member. These will be compiled here.
Bus Benefits, Barriers, and Behaviour: A look into perceptions of public transport in Waimakariri, and current travel behaviour and trends
Group member Ben Hendrie produced the following report on the topic of public transport for commuting in Waimakariri District, as the recipient of the 2024 Tertiary Grant.
City logistics research report
Group member Richard Hart produced the following report on city logistics in 2024, as the recipient of the 2023 Transport Research Award.
Refining the benchmarking of New Zealand Road Controlling Authorities
Group member Shamsheer Benepal produced the following (University of Auckland) thesis on the benchmarking of RCAs in 2024, as the recipient of the 2023 Tertiary Study Grant.
Refining the benchmarking of New Zealand Road Controlling Authorities
Governing autonomous vehicles transition in Aotearoa New Zealand
Group member Moayad Shammut produced the following report in 2024 on transitioning to autonomous vehicles, as the recipient of the 2022 Tertiary Study Grant.
Governing autonomous vehicles transition in Aotearoa New Zealand
Protected Cycle Lanes and Cyclists’ Behaviour and Perceptions of Safety
Group member Alexandra Knight produced the following (Univ. of Waikato) thesis on the perception of safety of protected cycle lanes in 2021, as the recipient of the 2021 Tertiary Study Grant.
Protected Cycle Lanes and Cyclists’ Behaviour and Perceptions of Safety
Transport investment and housing development
Peter Nunns (then Greater Wellington Region) was the recipient of the 2019 Transport Research Award
Driverless Cars Implications
Moayad Shammut (Massey University) was the winner of the Group’s 2019 Tertiary Study Grant and produced a literature review report of driverless cars.
Separated cycleways at signalised intersections
Group member Megan Gregory (nee Fowler) presented the following technical paper investigating North American treatments for separated cycleway treatments at signalised intersections in 2017, as the co-recipient of the 2016 Transport Research Award.
Road charging schemes
Group member Jo Draper presented the following technical paper on international experience of success and failure factors in road charging schemes in 2016, as the recipient of the 2015 Transport Research Award.
Shared Space guidance
Group member Mairi Joyce produced the following technical note on shared space planning and management in 2012, as the recipient of the 2011 Transport Research Award.