At midnight on Monday, a nine-week closure of the country’s main national highway arterial begins. This length of closure of

As I do the rounds with officials in Wellington, one refreshing new trend that is taking off is talking about

Yesterday Prime Minister Christopher Luxon and Minister of Transport Simeon Brown announced the end of the regional fuel tax in

Welcome to the first Justin’s Transport Minute for 2024. While my holidays felt like they passed in one hot minute,

This week at NRC we’ve made further ground preparing for the upcoming closure of State Highway 1 in the Brynderwyns.

This week I’ve had the pleasure of visiting our NRC members in Northland, staring with our Taipa event last night.

The big news this week has been the recommended two-month closure of State Highway 1 in the Byrnderwyn hills, the

November has arrived, and that means the NRC team is heading to beautiful Northland for our annual member meetings.

This year

Today the country has been waiting for the announcement on the make up of our future government. Some seats may

One topic that frequently comes up when I’m visiting members is how hard it is to get HPMV permits in

One of the great things I love about NRC is the passion our members have for the industry, and the

Justins Transport Minute

“Driving down the expressway, the number of trucks on the road have halved – she’s getting light

Another busy week for NRC with plenty of exciting initiatives underway for our members. The team have been busy signing

Yesterday I had the privilege of presenting at the Customs Brokers and Freight Forwarders (CBAFF) conference in Wellington, along with

Roading is once again in the headlines this week, for once with a positive news story which makes a welcome

This week some of the NRC board and I took a road trip (admittedly by air for some of us)

Here at NRC we are always busy everyday representing your interests, and I wanted to share with you some of

Another flurry of political activity this week on the transport front…anyone would think there’s an election coming.

Yesterday, the government