Interviews Archive
Jeff Doyle: On taking the new role of Executive Manager of Infrastructure Measurement at ARRB
7 September 2021
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There's been a lot of discussion coming out about a decline in skills and independence within government departments. Measurement shows up weaknesses
Navman: From navigation to information for drivers, road safety & maintenance, and insurance companies
6 September 2021
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Navman, started back in 1986 based in Australia and NZ, with a focus, as the name suggests, in providing navigation systems for cars and trucks. But like most or all things high-tech, more and more things are being developed. Virtual reality is a purely an imagined experience but augmented reality is where you get some
Prof Mike Regan: Driver distraction; Vehicle information/control systems should be rated for their distraction effects
28 August 2021
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Vehicles are rated for structural safety but should also be rated for how distracting their controls are.
Grattan Institute reported on policy blockages: Ken Dobinson gives a personal, first-hand account
8 August 2021
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Politicisation of of the public service helps nobody.
Subaru has sold the WRX for many years. Is it a reason to join the company?: We asked David Rowley, who joined Subaru over 21 years ago
7 August 2021
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Why the Subaru was (is) so pivotal to Subaru and motoring history? David Rowley joined the company because he clearly knew why.
Bus lounges – a perceptive funding initiative that the public loves
1 July 2021
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Buses are often seen as the poor cousin of public transport with little given to providing a whole of journey positive experience.
Bus lounges really do It really does treat bus passengers in Christchurch is very valued customers.
