Each day we live our lives through a progression of journeys. Whether by car, bus, train, ferry, cycle or on foot, our journeys begin and are realised on an intricate network of road, rail or paths linking departure to arrival.
Traffic Design Group is New Zealand's leading specialist traffic engineering and transport planning consultancy. With offices throughout the country, our work spans large and small developments, in both the private and public sectors. Wherever people and transportation meet, that's where we are. Making that meeting point better, is what we do.
Featured Projects
TDG first began work on the Makara Wind Farm for ECNZ in 1997. TDG were then re-engaged by Meridian Energy to assess a vastly improved scheme, named Project West Wind, in 2005. The new proposal included more efficient wind turbines, a more sensitive layout, and the innovative logistics solution of a... Read more »
TDG was New Plymouth District Council’s and NZTA’s appointed consultant for the recent New Plymouth Transport Study. The purpose of the study was to develop a long-term strategy for upgrading the district’s road network to cater for future traffic volumes and to develop a traffic plan for managing the existing... Read more »
- Implications of changing the left turn rule
15/12/2011 » Anna Wilkins, a Principal Transportation Engineer in TDG’s Hamilton office, was recently invited to present to the NZ Transport Agency (NZTA) Waikato/BOP Traffic Management Liaison Group (TMLG) about implications of changing the New Zealand left turn rule on intersection performance. » Read more »
- Andrew Metherell presents at Oceania Cube User Conference
06/12/2011 » Andrew Metherell, a Principal Transportation Engineer at TDG's Christchurch office, recently attended Citilabs' Oceania Cube User Conference held in Adelaide. TDG is the NZ representative for the distribution of Citilabs transportation planning software. » Read more »
- TRAFINZ Conference 2011
05/12/2011 » In November Judith Makinson (TDG Hamilton) and Dave Petrie (TDG Nelson) attended the TRAFINZ Conference 2011 held in Hamilton. » Read more »