Tranzit Group is an award-winning, proudly NZ family-owned transport and tourism company operating throughout Aotearoa, New Zealand. • With its head office still in Wairarapa, Tranzit will celebrate its centenary in 2024. Employing almost 2000 team members and operating more than 1800 vehicles nationwide, Tranzit is a significant contributor to the economy. In many parts of New Zealand, Tranzit delivers Ministry of Education (MOE) school bus contracted services as well as contracted school runs for individual schools. In addition, Tranzit delivers MOE’s Specialised School Transport Assistance transport throughout New Zealand. Tranzit operates public transport services in Wellington, Hutt Valley, Porirua, Wairarapa, Manawatu, Whanganui, Taranaki and Auckland after being awarded contracts with Greater Wellington Regional Council, Horizons Regional Council, Taranaki Regional Council and Auckland Transport. Tranzit is behind some of New Zealand’s most well-known travel and transport brands including InterCity, Cross Country Rentals, Tranzit Coachlines, Tranzit Tours, Pacific Tourways (Auckland) Limited, Hammonds Wellington Tours, Rite Price Rentals and Bus Travel Ltd. Tranzit is committed to a sustainable future and is building a 43-strong double deck electric bus fleet in Tauranga at Kiwi Bus Builders. As innovators of this type of technology, Tranzit was the first company to introduce double deck EVs into New Zealand in 2018. In a Southern Hemisphere first, Tranzit successfully converted a double-deck urban bus from diesel power to 100% electric and now is beginning work on a second. This conversion is an excellent example of a viable and cost-effective way for New Zealand to meet its public transport decarbonisation targets on time, while also addressing the issue of how to transition the country out of diesel bus fleets. Tranzit supports NZ’s bus building industry. Our 100% electric buses are being built at Kiwi Bus Builders in Tauranga. The quality of the product is outstanding and we are committed to supporting the upskilling and retention of New Zealand’s manufacturing workforce.