Regional land transport strategy guidelines

Print version: Regional land transport strategy guidelines (PDF, 1.48 MB, 41 pages)

Contents

1.   Introduction to guidelines

2.   Policy and legislative context

• 2.1   New Zealand Transport Strategy
• 2.2   Land Transport Management Act 2003
• 2.3   Role of Land Transport New Zealand
• 2.4   Planning and developing the land transport system
• 2.5   New direction for land transport
• 2.6   Funding allocation process
• 2.7   Linkages between strategies and land transport programmes

3.   General requirements for strategies

• 3.1   Legislative and policy requirements
• 3.2   Scope of strategies
• 3.3   Structure of strategies
• 3.4   Inter-relationship with land use planning
• 3.5   Multi-modal context
• 3.6   Need for an effective funding plan
• 3.7   Resources and timescales

4.   Process for reviewing strategies

• 4.1   Step 1: Issues and problems
• 4.2   Step 2: Identification of outcomes
• 4.3   Step 3: Develop an assessment framework
• 4.4   Step 4: Identification of strategic options
• 4.5   Step 5: Definition of preferred strategy
• 4.6   Step 6: Monitoring

5.   Aligning strategies and programmes

• 5.1   Need for effective co-ordination
• 5.2   Linkages between the strategies and programmes
• 5.3   Relationship with Land Transport NZ’s funding allocation process
• 5.4   Summary diagram

Appendix 1 — Checklist for reviewing strategies

• Suggested checklist for compliance with statutory requirements
• Key legislative references

Appendix 2

• Abbreviations
• References
• List of background papers

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Page created: 26 November 2008