This is a selection of some of the many publications & presentations that ViaStrada has been involved in over the years - click on the filter icon to refine the search by staff members.

How do we measure Harm in Transport? (TG2023)

Traditional road safety measures of harm like the numbers of deaths and injuries suffered in crashes are often under-reported but also overlook …
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Road space reallocation: evidence and learnings

In many countries, road space is often allocated primarily for motor vehicles. The negative health and well-being externalities of such an …
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NZTA Multimodal Intersections webinar

Glen co-presented an NZTA online webinar designed to inform the industry on the latest NZ guidance on intersection planning and design, particularly …
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Implications from the study of Road Transport Accident Costs

ViaStrada investigated the costs of “transport-related accidents” on roads as part of the recent MoT Domestic Transport Costs & Charges study. …
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A better cycling demand model

John presented “A better cycling demand model” at the 2022 NZMUGS Conference in Christchurch. This presentation followed on from research by …
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How do we measure Harm in Land Transport? (ARSC)

Traditional road safety measures of harm like the numbers of deaths and injuries suffered in crashes are often under-reported but also overlook …
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Why don't we build safe roundabouts?

In New Zealand, we are currently being told that "it's time we stopped paying the road toll". Yet our roundabout design philosophy utilising a …
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NZTA Pedestrian and Cycle Crossings webinar

Glen Koorey co-presented an NZTA webinar designed to inform the industry on the latest NZ guidance on planning and design of active mode crossings. …
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Domestic Transport Costs and Charges: Road Crashes

Glen Koorey presented an industry webinar in Aug 2022 summarising ViaStrada's investigation into the social costs in NZ of road transport-related …
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Research note 006: Infrastructure for quick-build cycleways

This research note provides information about the best infrastructure options for installing quick-build (interim) separated cycleways to increase …
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Why universal half-price public transport shouldn’t be made permanent

This opinion piece written for The Spinoff by Axel Downard-Wilke and published on 16 May 2022 explains why funding could be better spent on what's …
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Hidden Harm: Walking Injuries in Auckland

Glen Koorey presented a poster at the 2021 Transport Knowledge Conference summarising recent work looking at pedestrian deaths and serious injuries …
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Age friendly Transport

Gemma participated in the Age friendly Ōtautahi workshop organised by the Transportation Group and others. She presented 8 slides in 8 minutes on …
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Cycling Network Guidance updates

This poster presentation gives an overview of amendments to the Cycling network guidance (CNG) that have been published since January 2020. …
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Pathways for chartered transportation professionals in NZ

The transportation profession incorporates people with diverse backgrounds and education, and this enriches our community, yet many don’t have a …
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NZAA: Speed Management & Cycle Planning/Design

Glen Koorey gave a presentation discussing some aspects of speed management and cycle planning/design practices in NZ to a Canterbury/Westland …
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Pedestrian network guidance (2WALKandCYCLE)

The Pedestrian Network Guidance (PNG) is going online soon, as an update of the ground-breaking Pedestrian Planning and Design Guide (PPDG) …
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Colour my world: safe, sensible surfaces

At the 2021 2WALKandCYCLE Conference in Dunedin, Glen Koorey gave a presentation reviewing options for using different colours for surfaces of …
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Blind driveways

In early 2020, Waka Kotahi (the NZ Transport Agency) consulted on a proposal to allow cycling on footpaths for everyone. Yet district plans allow …
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Directional cycle signals (SNUG 2021)

A formal trial for directional cycle signals was completed in 2019 based on sites in Auckland and Christchurch. This presentation at the 2021 SNUG …
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Lessons to be Learned from Transportation Engineering Failures

In the third of a series of Engineering NZ webinars, TGNZ National Cm'tee members Jeanette Ward, Glen Koorey and Bridget Burdett looked at road …
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The benefits of speed management

In January 2021, Glen Koorey hosted an industry webinar discussing the several benefits of speed management, and some tactics for implementing this …
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Lessons to be Learned from Engineering Failures

In the first of a series of Engineering NZ webinars, Glen Koorey with Gordon Hughes introduced the concept of how we as engineers often need to …
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Supercharging Urban Development in Ōtautahi Christchurch

Te Pūtahi, the Christchurch centre for architecture and city-making, organised an event to introduce the new requirements and tools enacted by the …
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