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Ball, J., Ward, M., Thornley, L. & Quigley, R. (2009) "Applying health impact assessment to land transport planning", NZ Transport Agency Research Report 375. 146pp.

Ball, J., Ward, M., Thornley, L. & Quigley, R. (2009) "Applying health impact assessment to land transport planning", NZ Transport Agency Research Report 375. 146pp.
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This research project draws on learning from New Zealand and other countries to produce recommendations on the best application of health impact assessment (HIA) in land transport planning (including cycling) in New Zealand.