Auckland

Eagerly anticipated and deferred for more than a year it’s now time to test those COVID-19 depleted brain cells. This year we will be limiting numbers to 100 participants. So, if you are keen to participate get in quick to register your team to battle it out against your fellow Transportation Group members to determine Auckland’s smartest transport team.  Team size should be between 4 – 8 people. If you are an independent then please let us know and we will team you up with others.

When: Wednesday 12 October, 5.30–9.30PM (Quiz will kick off at 6pm)
Where: The Paddington, 117 St George’s Bay Road, Parnell, Auckland
Cost:  Free

The winning team will be awarded a $100 bar tab plus the honour of winning and all the associated bragging rights entailed therein.

The committee will sponsor nibbles, and a free drink for the first 20 people through the door. The Paddington will be running the quiz for us and it will be in the normal format.

Unless we hit the 100-person ceiling beforehand, team registrations will close on Tuesday 4 October, 5:00pm.
Please provide details of Team Name, Organisation, and the number of team members to allow us to finalise catering

The Transportation Group are pleased to invite you to join for a presentation explaining where we are with inflation in New Zealand at the moment, describing how inflation was dealt with on Crossrail and showing a worked example. Our presenter, David Kennerley, formerly of Crossrail in London, works on Cost Control for Link Alliance.

This event is online as well as in person. The event is free.

Register here

The purpose of this event is to educate and inform. Making a mistake when signing a contract and you can waste money if you are a client or, if you are a contractor, you can put your business at risk.

Event Schedule:
5:30pm – Drinks and nibbles
6:00pm – Presentation and discussion
6:45pm – Networking and drinks

Doors will lock at 6pm. If you’re arriving later, please phone 020 414 74510 to be let in.

This interactive training workshop focuses on advanced intersection design issues for cycling facilities, particularly around signalised intersections and roundabouts. Participants receive a series of introductory presentations and then work in groups on four real-life site problems. Participants should have either previously undertaken the introductory cycle planning/design course (or equivalent) or have sufficient previous work experience in cycle facility projects – registration info at https://viastrada.nz/cycling-training