Open consultations
Closed activities
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Long-term Insights Briefing: Consultation on the Ministry of Transport’s topic
The Ministry of Transport is consulting on a topic for its next Long-term Insights Briefing (LTIB). Our proposed topic is ‘travel demand in 2050’ and the LTIB will respond to the following question: What are the drivers and trends that will most directly influence demand for land-based transport in New Zealand over the next 25 years, and what are the range of feasible options for...
Closed 10 September 2024
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Setting of Speed Limits 2024 consultation
The Minister of Transport has released the draft Land Transport Rule: Setting of Speed Limits Rule 2024 (the draft Speed Rule) for public consultation. Consultation on the draft Speed Rule is open until Thursday 11 July 2024. You can download consultation document here and the Frequently Asked Questions here. Sending your submission You can fill...
Closed 11 July 2024
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Milford Aerodrome Landing Charges Consultation March 2024
This consultation proposes new landing charges for Milford Aerodrome. The current landing charges were set in 2011, and they are inadequate to cover the aerodrome’s costs today. The review of landing charges aims to make the aerodrome financially sustainable. This document outlines the background to the consultation and the pricing proposals. You can provide your...
Closed 24 April 2024
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Draft Government Policy Statement on land transport 2024 Consultation
We’re seeking your feedback on the draft Government Policy Statement on land transport 2024 (GPS 2024). The GPS is the Government’s strategy for investing in the land transport system. It outlines what the Government wants to achieve in land transport, and how it expects funding from the National Land Transport Fund (NLTF) to be allocated between types of activities (for example,...
Closed 15 September 2023
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Proposed changes to parking requirements in the Land Transport (Road User) Rule 2004
Te Manatū Waka – our role in transport Transport is about freedom of movement. It touches everyone’s lives and is fundamental to our wellbeing and everyday life. It connects people to family, employment, education, and recreation. It moves goods and people; critical to the strength of the economy. Transport also connects people to important places or sites. This can...
Closed 13 July 2023