Winner of 2019 3M Award announced
The winners of the 2019 3M Trafic Safety Innovation Awards were announced at the 2019 Transportation Conference
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NACTO Streets For Kids Launch
NACTO’s Global Designing Cities Initiative Launches Streets for Kids Program
New Design Guidance and Demonstration Projects Aim to Make City Streets Safer and More Enjoyable for Children and Their Caretakers
KiwiRail 2018 Level Crossing Seminars
Details of upcoming KiwiRail 2018 Level Crossing Seminars
University of Canterbury - Postgraduate courses
Details of the University of Canterbury Transportation Engineering post-graduate courses
University of Auckland - Postgraduate courses
Details of the University of Auckland Transportation Engineering post-graduate courses
SCATS training - June-Sept 2018
The Signals NZ User Group have announced a new set of dates for SCATS training.
Click here to see the course options and dates
AITPM Conference - sponsorship for member to attend
AITPM National Traffic & Transport Conference, Perth, 24-27 July 2018
In recognition of the close professional connection between the Transportation Group and the Australian Institute of Transportation Planning and Management (AITPM), the National Committee is once again pleased to sponsor a Transportation Group member to attend the AITPM National Conference, this year to be held in Perth in July. The sponsorship (to the value of NZD1,500) is to support a member to attend the conference, participate in the various sessions and workshops and to represent the Group at the AITPM Annual General Meeting to be held at the conference.
3M Traffic Safety Innovation Award 2018
The 3M Traffic Safety Innovation Award is based on the Safe System approach. The Safe System approach aims for a more forgiving road system that takes human fallibility and vulnerability into account. Under a Safe System we design the whole transport system to protect people from death and serious injury.
Transport Research Award 2018 (formerly Study Award)
Each year the Group provides a Transport Research Award (formerly known the Study Award) worth up to $8,000 for a Group member (or members) to undertake study in New Zealand or overseas, to learn about issues that are important and topical in the transportation area, and then to spread that useful and usable knowledge to peers.