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Our websites

  • Community Road Safety Programme (CRSP) - Funds initiatives to address local road safety issues throughout New Zealand.
  • Driver Check - Enables registered users to check driver licence details.
  • Fuelsaver - How much do you spend on fuel? How much can you save?
  • Motochek - Enables registered users to access the motor vehicle register.
  • Practice - A safer road to freedom for learner drivers.
  • Rightcar - Every car makes a difference. How does your vehicle rate for fuel economy, safety, CO2 emissions and pollutants?
  • Road Safety Trust - Funds road safety projects in communities.
  • Road safety innovation awards - A Road Safety Trust initiative.
  • RoadSense | Ata haere - Educational programmes for schools to improve the safety of children on the road.
  • Safe2Go – A joint initiative between Land Transport NZ and ACC to improve the use and installation of child restraints.
  • Transaction Centre - Relicense your vehicle, change a vehicle's ownership or book a practical driver licence test.

Transport in the NZ government sector

  • Beehive: news in the Transport portfolio - Speeches, news releases and newsletters from the Minister of Transport and the Associate Minister of Transport.
  • Beehive: news in the Transport Safety portfolio - Speeches, news releases and newsletters from the Minister of Transport Safety.
  • Ministry of Transport - As the government's principal transport policy adviser, the Ministry both leads and generates transport policy within the framework of the New Zealand Transport Strategy (NZTS).
  • Transit New Zealand - Transit New Zealand develops, manages and maintains New Zealand's state highways.
  • Transport Accident Investigation Commission (TAIC) - TAIC is the New Zealand Crown Entity responsible for the independent investigation of significant aviation, rail, and marine accidents and incidents. TAIC does not investigate road accidents or incidents except when the circumstances may have significant implications for the safety of, for example, the rail transport system.
  • Civil Aviation Authority of New Zealand (CAA) - The CAA establishes civil aviation safety and security standards, and monitors adherence to those standards. The CAA carries out accident and incident investigations and collates this material to establish an industry-wide safety picture. This becomes the basis of safety initiatives ranging from education campaigns to increased monitoring and regulatory action.
  • Maritime New Zealand - Maritime New Zealand's main focus is to ensure the maritime environment is safe, secure and clean for all its users and that it stays that way well into the future. It is a Crown entity serving a wide range of customers, ranging from large bulk carriers arriving in New Zealand to discharge oil or load wood chips to white water rafts offering adventure tourism on high-country rivers.

Last updated: 6 November 2007