The Traffic Road Event Information System (TREIS) API lets you access real time data on events / incidents that affect traffic conditions across the network of national highways in New Zealand. An example of an event/incident could include road works, an accident, or weather related problems such as ice or snow. Note: this information is ONLY for notable...

The Traffic Road Event Information System (TREIS) API lets you access real time data on events / incidents that affect traffic conditions across the network of national highways in New Zealand. An example of an event/incident could include road works, an accident, or weather related problems such as ice or snow. Note: this information is ONLY for notable...

The data is supplied by EV charge station owners and operators via inbound API. It is then served out via API, and forms the basis of various journey maps. A number of organisations use the API, but they need to sign up to access it. This data enables people to access the data immediately, without needing to sign up or access an API. Data reuse...

This dataset contains the current risk ratings for the NZ rail network. The dataset is used to prioritise maintenance, renewal of assets and other risk mitigation such as flood protection. The source of data is KiwiRail's Maximo asset management system. The data is shared publicly and can be used for planning purposes - such as lifelines and emergency...

KiwiRail, New Zealand land boundaries, named by nearest rail location. Parcels are categorised as: Survey accurateVerified against KiwiRail records onlyUnverified, use with caution

Recognised level crossing points including Public and Private level crossings, New Zealand. Private crossing data are not fully identified, confirmed, or documented crossing points. The location of the point does not represent the physical location of any feature, structure or boundary, and has been positioned in the general vicinity of the level crossing.

Centreline of railway track, each segment representing a KiwiRail asset record. Does not include Private Sidings or privately owned track. Spatial accuracy +/- 0.5m

Recognised location points on the KiwiRail network, including stations (passenger stops), yards, other operational and minor places. Some points exist for the ease of searching a known place-name on the network. Attribute information includes: NameStatus (Station/passenger, Yard, Operational, Place)Priority (high priority locations are passenger stopping...

KiwiRail bridges on the rail network, represented as a single polyline for each bridge, which aligns with the track centreline (Main Left/Up Main only) from the start point to end point of the bridge asset. Includes all bridges supporting a track asset, which may be over rivers, streams, roads or other infrastructure. Bridges are identified with a...

This dataset (view) contains the current risk ratings for rail structures (bridges) across NZ. The dataset is used to prioritise maintenance, renewal of assets and other risk mitigation such as flood protection. The source of data is KiwiRail's Maximo asset management system. The data is shared publicly and can be used for planning purposes - such as...

This dataset (view) contains the current risk ratings for rail structures (bridges) across NZ. The dataset is used to prioritise maintenance, renewal of assets and other risk mitigation such as flood protection. The source of data is KiwiRail's Maximo asset management system. The data is shared publicly and can be used for planning purposes - such as...

KiwiRail's culverts on the railway network in New Zealand. Data capture was a desktop exercise and location is to the best of our knowledge, but has not been verified in the field for all locations. Supplied as ESRI Feature Service (point) in NZTM.

KiwiRail Electrified Network identifies the extents of the electrified railway network in New Zealand. Polylines may not match the exact track centreline (KiwiRail Track Centreline). Supplied as ESRI Feature Service (polyline) in NZTM.

KiwiRail kilometre posts or pegs depicting every full (and sometimes half) km point. For use in identifying linear locations on the railway network. Every point object has a number (km reference) and line name, to identify its position on the network. Pegs are shown located on the track centreline, parallel to actual peg location (which is not...

This dataset provides the centreline of railway track, each polyline segment representing a KiwiRail asset record. Depiction of each main line, yard track, loop, and link, and identifies it's nearest location (using a KiwiRail location name) and asset ID number. Does not include Private Sidings or privately owned track. This data is suitable for...

KiwiRail's tunnels on the rail network, represented as a single polyline for each tunnel, which aligns with the track centreline (Main Left/Up Main only) from the start point to end point of the tunnel asset. Tunnels are identified with a combination of tunnel number and line name. Attribute information includes Lat and Lon coordinates (decimal degrees)...

NZ railway network, each polyline object representing a separate line entity (eg, North Auckland Line, Main South Line), with attribute information identifying full line name. Includes the current operational rail network and also track not managed by KiwiRail. Information does not include the track status. Data includes all existences of railway track,...

RCAs include all Territorial Authorities and Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency.The point geometry of this dataset represents the start and end points of each carriageway.National Road Centreline and RCA attributes - field descriptionsThe dataset updates every month.Data reuse caveats: as per license.Data quality statement: the October 2018 release...

It contains the full detail layer of the extents for certified speed limit records from 26 May 2022 onwards, and their associated attribute data. Previously, 68 different road controlling authorities (RCAs) published this information in multiple formats. You can use the data for: time-based analysisanalysis against other datasets, for example...

See our: Crash Analysis System (CAS) data user guide 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. The data updates monthly, in the first week of...