
From the age of the afro, flares and platforms to the age of….hmmm, some things change little in 35 years. (Yes, flares are back!)
October, 1976, Traffic Design Group was a one-man-band, established by present-day chairman Peter McCombs. Thirty-five years later, we have 80 staff operating from eight offices around New Zealand. Over that time, we’ve seen New Zealand’s development and growth progress through oil companies of the 70s, the commercial property boom of the 80s, the retail centres of the 90s, and alternative power generation in the 2000s.
What hasn’t changed is our commitment to excellence. Today, our expertise is still growing and expanding and our people continue to break new ground in a constantly evolving field. Now, as then, whether it’s large or small, simple or complex, your projects present the opportunity for us to create remarkable journeys. Thanks for the support and we look forward to continuing the adventure in 2012.
Click here to view the Journeys - Summer 2012 digital publication.

Traffic Design Group (TDG) is delighted to welcome Don McKenzie as a Director of the company.

Traffic Design Group is supporting Bikewise month this February for the sixth year running.

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.

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.

In November Judith Makinson (TDG Hamilton) and Dave Petrie (TDG Nelson) attended the TRAFINZ Conference 2011 held in Hamilton.

Tony Wicker, a principal transport engineer based at our Auckland office, recently won first prize in an international post-processing scripting contest.

Lee Pike, a Principal Transportation Engineer in our Auckland office, is a finalist in the 2011 Engenerate Photo Competition, which is run by the Institution of Professional Engineers, New Zealand (IPENZ).