Wellington Regional Land Transport Plan 2015

A resilient and reliable transport system that's easy to use matters to all of us.                 

The Regional Land Transport Plan (RLTP) is our blueprint for a network that will keep the Wellington region vibrant, on the move and enable it to grow and meet future needs.

The RLTP 2015 sets out the strategic direction for land transport in the Wellington region over the next 10-30 years.

It also includes a programme of all the land transport activities in the region that we need funding for over the next six years.

Wellington Regional Land Transport Plan 2015

Variation to the RLTP 2015 (Upper Hutt Trail) December 2015

Variation to the RLTP 2015 (SH2 Carterton to Masterton Safety Improvements) April 2016

Variation to the RLTP 2015 (SH2 Mt Bruce Safety Improvements) September 2017

Variation to the RLTP 2015 (Waterloo and Paraparaumu site purchase and development) October 2017

Variation to the RLTP (State Highway LED street lighting conversion) April 2018

Variation to the RLTP 2015 (Tawa Street Level Crossing Automatic Gates and new pedestrian surface treatments) May 2018

 

The new RLTP replaces and combines the existing Regional Land Transport Strategy, including all the corridor and implementation plans, and the Regional Land Transport Programme for Wellington.

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Background working papers

• Review of existing regional transport targets (WP1)
• Background pressures and issues (WP2)
• Transport modelling approach (WP3)
• Development of future scenarios (WP4)
• Targets development (WP5)
• RLTP 2015 and working paper glossary

Policy Framework Introduction Summary of strategic approach Vision Transport network pressures and issues Problem description Objectives and outcomes Measuring progress Policies

Corridor Strategies Strategic case for investment by corridor Ngauranga to airport corridor strategy Western corridor strategy Hutt corridor strategy Wairarapa corridor strategy Connections between corridors

Network Plans Introduction - the role of modes Public transport network Strategic road network Freight network Walking network Cycling network

Other Action Areas Road safety Network resilience  Travel demand management

Regional Programme Introduction Programme overview Background and context The regional programme Significant transport activities  Inter-regional significance  Funding sources and financial forecasts

Appendicies