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Christchurch, New Zealand


Welcome to Trips Database Bureau

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Latest News:
TDB ran a highly successful series of seminars on recent TDB research projects in Wellington and Auckland in early October.  The three presentations by Malcolm Douglass, Steve Abley and Stuart Woods can be found by clicking on their names. Also provided here for members is  one of the project reports: “Research Report 422 Integrated Transport Assessments ”.

TDB Seminar Series 2011

Latest Research report:

Published in NZTA Research Issue 11, March 2011

One eye on the land, the other on the road: improving integrated transport assessments in New Zealand.

The Trips Database Bureau 

Transport trip and parking rates are an important aspect of land development within New Zealand and Australia.

Engineers and planners use trip and parking data to:

  • Predict how may people may visit a development.
  • Calculate the number of car parking spaces required.
  • Calculate the proportion of people using different transport modes.
  • Quantify the scale of effect a development may have.
  • Quantify the size of a development based on available transport capacity.

It is important that the information used to calculate these items is reliable and relates to specific New Zealand and Australian land uses. The Trips Database Bureau (TDB) has established a database that collects and maintains reliable trip and parking demand data.

If you work in an engineering or planning consultancy, with a local or regional council, or you have an involvement in transport surveys you should consider joining TDB.

 

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Download Application Form - Australia

 

The database is contained on a CD which is available to members only.