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1 ISSN land transport at a glance land transport at a glance Westland District Map of the West Coast Region
2 What is Land Transport At A Glance? Land Transport At A Glance provides a brief overview of the state of the land transport system. What does Land Transport At A Glance contain? It contains key data that describes the contribution that land transport makes to the government s economic, social and environmental objectives for transport. What is its purpose? Land Transport At A Glance provides all approved organisations with an evidence base for decision-making. Why do this? The key strategic driver for providing data is the government s requirement that we be evidence-based and outcomes focused. Timing The release of Land Transport At A Glance coincides with the publication of the National Land Transport Programme (NLTP) by Land Transport NZ on 28 June 26. What are the limitations of the data? This package is based on available data. There are gaps, which will be filled as quickly as possible. Where data does not presently exist, we will work with sector partners to obtain the data through research and other means. Where does the data come from? We have compiled data from a wide variety of sources and we will continue to refresh it from these sources. Sources of data have been stated under the graphs. Is more data available? A lot more data is available. A document containing detailed information about land transport is presently being prepared for release in December 26. Moving forward In the long term the intention is to: publish Land Transport At A Glance each year in June to coincide with the release of the NLTP have land transport data available through Land Transport NZ s website. Where can I get more information? More information is available from the manager of performance information at your local Land Transport NZ office. What if I have feedback? Please contact the manager of performance information at your local Land Transport NZ office. We are keen to receive your feedback so that improvements can be made. How do I contact land Transport NZ offices? Phone Northern Region Midland Region Central Region Southern Region
3 Westland District Statistics for 25 West Coast Region Territorial Authority (TA) Region National TA as % of region Region as % of nation Population D 7,88 3,5 4,98,9 26% % Land area (km 2 ) D,87 23, ,446 5% 8% Imports (gross tonne) D 659, - % Exports (gross tonne) D 2,575, - 4% Gross domestic product (GDP) ($) M,83,, 48,55,, % Total TA expenditure on land transport ($) T J 3,22, 2,3, 873,924, 25% % Passenger transport - bus boardings J 52, 86,666, % Passenger transport - rail boardings J - 4,255, % Passenger transport - ferry boardings J - 4,82, % Motor vehicles D 5,753 22,478 2,79,6 26% % VKT (km) V J 4,, 484,, 38,874,, 8% % Is congestion an issue? No Social cost ($) D 2,2, 54,, 3,554,, 37% 2% Deliveries of petrol & diesel (litres) D 6,75,, Energy use by transport (petrol + diesel) (MJ 2 ) [in 24] D 86,8,, CO 2 emissions from land transport (tonnes) [in 24] D 2,55, Local roads - all urban (km) J ,82 8% 2% Local roads - sealed urban (km) J ,423 9% % Local roads - all rural (km) J 658,64 65,434 4% 3% Local roads - sealed rural (km) J ,89 44% 2% State highw ay - all (km) 4 J 87,894 8% State highw ay - sealed (km) 4 J 87,838 8% State highw ay - motorw ay (km) J - 72 % indicative only - based on 22 data. This includes both inter-national and inter-regional freight movement. 2 MJ = mega-joule = 6 joules D indicates year ending Dec; J indicates year ending June; M indicates year ending March. T Total expenditure covers local and national contributions to territorial authority expenditure. Regional Council and Transit NZ costs are excluded. V TA VKT = local roads. Regional and national VKT includes local roads and state highways 3
4 Population Population estimates for Westland District people (#), 8, 6, 4, 2, Westland District urban population as % of TA total TA population as % of region total region population as % of national total 3% 25% 2% 5% % 5% % Source: Statistics NZ Note: Statistics NZ has no 'urban area' count available Growth rates: (average per annum for years shown) Westland District -.34% West Coast Region -.48% New Zealand.4% Population projections for Westland District people (#) 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2,, Westland District Westland District as % of region West Coast Region as % of New Zealand 3% 25% 2% 5% % 5% % Source: Statistics NZ Growth rates: (average per annum for years shown) Westland District -.45% West Coast Region -.44% New Zealand.88% 4
5 Economic impacts International freight through West Coast Region ports Airport(s): Seaport(s): gross weight (tonnes) year (ending June) international exports international imports region exports as a % of nation region imports as % of nation Source: Statistics NZ Note: there are no exports through a port in this region Note: there are no imports through a port in this region % 9% 8% 7% 6% 5% 4% 3% 2% % % Regional freight movement for West Coast Region gross weight (tonnes) 3,, 2,5, 2,,,5,,, 5, % 3% 25% 2% 5% % 5% % international exports inter-regional exports freight moved within the region region imports as % of nation inter-regional imports as % of NZ international imports inter-regional imports region exports as a % of nation inter-regional exports as % of NZ freight within region as % of NZ Source: Booz Allen Hamilton (NZ) Ltd, 25, Development of a New Zealand National Freight Matrix 5
6 Economic impacts (continued) GDP in current prices for the West Coast Region GDP ($millions),4,2, year (ending March).%.9%.8%.7%.6%.5%.4%.3%.2%.%.% West Coast Region region as % of nation Sources: NZIER & Statistics NZ Total territorial authority expenditure on land transport for Westland District expenditure ($) 3,5 3, 2,5 2,,5, 5 administration year (ending June) alternatives to roading % 8% 6% 4% 2% % roading maintenance passenger transport Westland District as % of region Source: Land Transport NZ replacement & improvement walking & cycling West Coast Region as % of nation Total expenditure covers local and national contributions to territorial authority expenditure. Regional Council and Transit NZ costs are excluded 6
7 Use of land transport Number of motor vehicles licensed in Westland District number of licenced vehicles 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2,, year end motorcycles and mopeds light vehicles heavy vehicles West Coast Region - all vehicles as % of NZ Westland District - all vehicles as % of region % 8% 6% 4% 2% % Source: Motor vehicle register Vehicle kilometres travelled in Westland District vkt (million kms) Westland District 23 region as % of national total Source: Territorial local authorities 24 year (ending June) 25 2% % 8% 6% 4% 2% % TA as % of regional total TA VKT = local roads Regional and national VKT includes local roads and state highways 7
8 Use of land transport (continued) Contracted passenger transport services in the West Coast Region passenger boardings 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2,, year (ending June) boardings / population Source: Regional C ouncils contracted rail contracted bus contracted ferry New Zealand contracted boardings / population West Coast Region contracted boardings / population Social impacts Social cost of crashes for Westland District social cost $ 4,, 35,, 3,, 25,, 2,, 5,,,, 5,, 6% 5% 4% 3% 2% % % urban roads rural roads West Coast Region as % of national total Westland District as % of regional total Source: Crash analysis system For details of road safety, refer to the Road Safety Issues report 8
9 Environmental impacts Energy demand of land transport in New Zealand energy demand (PJ) energy / VKT (MJ/km) petrol - regular petrol - premium diesel MJ / km Source: MED, June 25, NZ Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Statistics NZ Deliveries of Petroleum Fuels by Industry PJ = 5 joules = 9 MJ Fuel use by land transport in New Zealand fuel volumes (million litres) 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2,, petrol - regular petrol - premium diesel litres / km Source: Statistics NZ Deliveries of Petroleum Fuels by Industry volume / vkt (litres/km) 9
10 Environmental impacts (continued) CO 2 emissions from all transport in New Zealand, by mode 6, % CO2 emissions (kt) 2, 8, 4, 8% 6% 4% 2% % road rail marine air road as % of all modes CO2 as % of all emissions Source: MED, June 25, NZ Energy Greenhouse Gas Emissions kt = kilo tonne = tonnes CO 2 emissions from land transport in New Zealand, by fuel type 6, 4 CO2 emissions (kt) 2, 8, 4, diesel petrol - premium petrol - regular CO2 / VKT from petrol + diesel 3 2 CO2 emissions/vkt (kg / km) Source: MED, June 25, NZ Energy Greenhouse Gas Emissions kt = kilo tonne = tonnes
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