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In Transit December 1995 |
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Auckland Harbour Bridge resurfacing |
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Evaluation, PT competitive price procedures and road safety |
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Flooding, State Highway Review |
This end of year edition of InTransit has articles on:
- New lighter, longer-lasting polyurethane surfacing trialled on Auckland Harbour Bridge may last five-times as long as conventional bitumen.
- First Year Rate of Return (FYRR) to be used to support project evaluation. Projects with a higher FYRR to get priority over those that generate lower returns in the first year. Expected to preference those with crash reduction benefits compared to those that reduce congestion.
- Changes to Competitive Pricing Procedures for passenger transport contracts approved, enabling longer contracts (up to six years) and larger contract sizes (removing limits on seats per operator per route).
- Need for a focus on driver behaviour to improve safety.
- Flooding in South Island causing $2.5m in state highway damage.
- Recommendations to be decided on State Highway Review.
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