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How can we better support young drivers?
News | Transporting New Zealand
With the freight task projected to grow by 55% over the next 20 years, our sector has some serious work to do when it comes to promoting itself and ensuring it’s a great place to work for younger generations.

A big weekend and bigger questions ahead
Friday blog | Dom Kalasih
The General Election is upon us this weekend. This is the most fascinating election I can recall for a long time, and I’m sure a lot of the country will be following it closely. Regardless of what happens, I don’t think we’ll understand the workings and the impacts for several weeks, but the sun will still come…

Road safety missing from party policies
Press releases | Mark Stockdale
Transporting New Zealand is calling on political parties to back three practical measures targeting distracted driving, seatbelt non-compliance and drug-impaired driving. The call follows the release of the AA Road Safety Review 2026.

Commercial Road Transport Scholarships now open – apply today!
News | Transporting New Zealand
Inspiring Futures Foundation Scholarships, proudly presented by MITO, are now open for applications up until 11 December 2026. From trainees taking their first steps in the industry to experienced staff developing leadership and management skills, these scholarships help employers invest in training that benefits both their team and their business.

Driver licensing support in schools could unlock jobs for young New Zealanders
Press releases | Transporting New Zealand
We're calling on all political parties to commit to a future where schools play an active role in helping students with the licensing process and referring them to free, accessible driver education programmes.

Taking the lead on safer transport and smarter energy use
Friday blog | Dom Kalasih
Industry-led collaboration is helping make transport safer and more efficient. In this week's blog, Dom celebrates that leadership and explores how smarter energy choices could strengthen New Zealand’s resilience and reduce its reliance on imported fuel.
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