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Crash analysis system (CAS) map This data comes from the Waka Kotahi Crash Analysis System (CAS), which records all traffic crashes reported to us by the NZ Police. CAS covers crashes on all New Zealand roadways or places where the public have legal access with a motor vehicle.</P

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Our open data covers subjects like roading, crashes, the vehicle fleet, and research. Formats include files (eg csv or excel), APIs and interactive dashboards.To help you better find and use our open data, this data catalogue contains information about datasets':titledescriptiondata groupinglast updateupdate frequencylocationfile sizeThe catalogue is a...

You can watch the video by clicking on the link below. Video: funding and transport - dashboard and open data (YouTube) To open the the PowerPoint slides for this presentation, click the 'download' button above. Funding and transport - dashboard and open data We'd love to hear your feedback, comments and thoughts. You can email us at opendata@nzta.govt.nz.

Crash analysis system (CAS) data This data comes from the Waka Kotahi Crash Analysis System (CAS), which records all traffic crashes reported to us by the NZ Police. CAS covers crashes on all New Zealand roadways or places where the public have legal access with a motor vehicle.</P

As part of improving how we engage with our open data users, we'll be releasing monthly updates highlighting some of the previous month’s work, as well as what we’re up to next. You can download the update as a .pptx by clicking on the ‘download button’ on this page. You can also read the update as text, below. We’d love to hear your feedback, thoughts...

You can download the update as a .pptx by clicking on the ‘download button’ on this page. You can also read the update as text, below. We’d love to hear your feedback, thoughts and comments – you can contact us at opendata@data.govt.nz. If you’d like to be added to our updates email list, and / or our user group, please also email us. ----- Open data at...

You can download the update as a .pptx by clicking on the ‘download button’ on this page. You can also read the update as text, below. We’d love to hear your feedback, thoughts and comments – you can contact us at opendata@data.govt.nz. If you’d like to be added to our updates email list, and / or our user group, please also email us. ----- Open data at...

You can download the update as a .pptx by clicking on the ‘download button’ on this page. You can also read the update as text, below. We’d love to hear your feedback, thoughts and comments – you can contact us at opendata@data.govt.nz. If you’d like to be added to our updates email list, and / or our user group, please also email us. ----- Open data at...

As part of improving how we engage with our open data users, we'll be releasing monthly updates highlighting some of the previous month’s work, as well as what we’re up to next. You can download the update as a .pptx by clicking on the ‘download button’ on this page. You can also read the update as text, below. We’d love to hear your feedback, thoughts...

As part of improving how we engage with our open data users, we'll be releasing monthly updates highlighting some of the previous month’s work, as well as what we’re up to next. You can download the update as a .pptx by clicking on the ‘download button’ on this page. You can also read the update as text, below. We’d love to hear your feedback, thoughts...

As part of improving how we engage with our open data users, we'll be releasing monthly updates highlighting some of the previous month’s work, as well as what we’re up to next. You can download the update as a .pptx by clicking on the ‘download button’ on this page. You can also read the update as text, below. We’d love to hear your feedback, thoughts...

As part of improving how we engage with our open data users, we'll be releasing monthly updates highlighting some of the previous month’s work, as well as what we’re up to next. You can download the update as a .pptx by clicking on the ‘download button’ on this page. You can also read the update as text, below. We’d love to hear your feedback, thoughts...

Let us know what you think about our open data with this brief survey Open data can provide numerous benefits, and the Transport Evidence Base Strategy (TEBS) names open data among its actions. Achieving this value, however, is no small feat and will require collaboration throughout the transport sector and the wider data and research community. Transport...

Open data is important for Waka Kotahi, our customers, our stakeholders and all New Zealanders. These documents lay out how we think about, and treat, our open data, including prioritisation and developing accompanying / supporting documentation and metadata. We suggest using them together. We're releasing them as an update to our 2019 release, with the...

You can watch the video by clicking on the link below. Video: how the public moves after COVID-19 (YouTube) To open the PowerPoint slides for this presentation, click the 'download' button above. 'COVID-19 impacts on transport: full research and accompanying open data We’d love to hear your feedback, comments and thoughts. You can email us...

This policy sets out: how we define open data the principles under which we release open data the types of data this policy covers references to any relevant external policies, regulations or legislation. Download the policy by clicking on the 'Download' button. It’s intended as a guideline to enable us to: release open data in a planned, ethical,...

You can watch the video by clicking on the link below. Video: employment projections and reality COVID-19 (Youtube) To open the the PowerPoint slides for this presentation, click the 'download' button above.  'Arataki' - potential impacts of COVID-19 data tables': full research and accompanying data We'd love to hear your feedback, comments and...