National Road Safety Week is a time to remember those impacted and to commit to doing better. One of the most meaningful ways to get involved is by committing to the “Drive So Others Survive” pledge. It is a simple promise with real impact, asking every driver to think beyond themselves and take responsibility for everyone on the road.

National Road Safety Week (17–24 May 2026) is just around the corner — a perfect reminder that every one of us plays a part in creating safer roads. It’s also the ideal moment to help kids understand these important lessons in a fun, hands‑on way. That’s why we’re excited to bring back a much‑loved favourite: the TMNZ Road Safety Colouring Competition.

Every year, we come together for National Road Safety Week 2026—a powerful initiative dedicated to raising awareness and encouraging safer choices on our roads. Running from 17 to 24 May 2026, this important week is a reminder that road safety is everyone’s responsibility. Whether you’re an individual, a business, or a school, there are simple and meaningful ways to get involved.

As we close out another successful Weet-Bix™ Kids TRYathlon season, we’re grateful for the trust placed in us and proud to have played a part in creating memorable experiences for young New Zealanders and their families.

With thousands of students returning to classrooms across New Zealand, it’s the perfect moment for all motorists to reset, refocus and recommit to road safety around schools. School zone speed limits are now back in force, and that means slowing down, staying alert, and remembering that children can be unpredictable near roads.

As another Movember draws to a close, the Altus and TMNZ community has once again demonstrated just how powerful collective action can be. What began as a few brave souls willing to sacrifice their upper-lip dignity quickly evolved into one of our most impactful Movember campaigns to date, fuelled by determination, generosity and a good dose of humour.

The 2025 Traffic Controller Safety Survey has been launched through a joint initiative between the Traffic Management Association of Australia (TMAA) and New Zealand’s Temporary Traffic Management Industry Steering Group (TTM-ISG).

At TMNZ, we believe growth happens when people are empowered to explore new opportunities and connect across borders. That belief has come to life in an exciting way, as a group of 10 of our team members have journeyed from New Zealand to South Australia to join forces with our colleagues at Altus Traffic SA in Adelaide.

Every day, thousands of road workers enter high-risk environments to help build, repair, and maintain the infrastructure that keeps our communities moving. Behind the hi-vis vests, cones, and road signs are real people — parents, siblings, friends, and neighbours — each with a story, a purpose, and someone waiting for them to come home.

Altus Group were very pleased to be featured in an Australian Investment Council campaign highlighting the benefits of private capital for growing businesses.

Australia and New Zealand’s largest and leading traffic management provider, Altus Group Holdings (Altus), has executed transaction documents to acquire 100% of Action Line Marking and Roadline Removal (Action).

 Having meaningful conversations with family, friends and colleagues can help them feel connected and supported through life’s ups and downs. We encourage you to use these 4 steps as a guide to having a meaningful R U OK? Conversation.

TMNZ has reached 1,000 followers on LinkedIn! This milestone reflects the growing interest in our work and the value we bring to the traffic management industry.

Altus Group Strengthens New Zealand Presence with agreement to Acquire All Traffic Management Services (ATMS) , a leading traffic management company in Wellington New Zealand.

Every day, on every job, our people live and breathe a set of guiding principles we call The Big 5. These values are more than words — they shape how we show up, why we do what we do, and what sets us apart in the traffic management industry.

Altus Group have launched the Level-Up Leadership Program, a transformative 12-month journey designed to develop the next generation of leaders across Australia and New Zealand.

This Mother’s Day, we’re shining a spotlight on dynamic families from our TMNZ Branches who live and breathe that spirit of whānau every day. 

A powerful way to take part in National Road Safety Week is by making the official pledge to “Drive So Others Survive". It’s a meaningful promise every driver can make to help protect everyone on the road.

To encourage children to learn about road safety in a fun and imaginative way, TMNZ is hosting a Road Safety Colouring Competition! It’s a great chance for kids to express their creativity while exploring important safety messages — and for families to kick-start valuable conversations about staying safe.

National Road Safety Week (NRSW) 2025 is set to take place from 11–18 May, uniting communities across New Zealand to promote safer roads and remember those affected by road incidents. The week highlights the importance of road safety and encourages all of us to become road safety champions and drive so others survive.