| The SNUG committee is proud to announce the second GOLD sponsor for the 2026 SNUG workshop being held in Wellington this month. CSL Infrastructure (CSLi) is our second confirmed GOLD sponsor. This year, CSLi are sponsoring the amazing Harbourside venue. If you haven't purchased tickets to the SNUG workshop on September 24th & 25th in Wellington, get them here now. As returning Gold Sponsors, I'm sure most of you know who CSLi are, but here are a few words about them: CSL Infrastructure CSL Infrastructure is a New Zealand-owned connected transport systems business, specialising in intelligent transport systems, traffic signals and associated infrastructure. With over 100 people across Whangārei, Auckland, Hamilton, Tauranga and Wellington, we design, deliver, integrate and maintain transport technology and infrastructure across New Zealand. We also supply a wide range of specialist transport products and hold New Zealand agencies for a number of international technology providers. This allows us to bring proven technology into New Zealand, support it locally and, where needed, integrate or adapt it to suit our networks and conditions. We like a challenge. Our approach has always been to work alongside our customers, understand the problem and find a practical way to solve it – particularly when the answer isn't obvious or off-the-shelf. This has seen CSL involved in a number of New Zealand-first transport solutions, including dynamic lane systems, vehicle occupancy detection, intelligent pedestrian solutions and wireless controllable in-road studs. Our teams work across the full lifecycle – from design and development through construction, installation and commissioning to ongoing maintenance and 24/7 network support. We continue to invest in R&D and new technology, combining what we learn internationally with our experience of what actually works on New Zealand roads. SNUG is a great opportunity to catch up with people from across the industry, share ideas and hear about the challenges. So come, have a chat with us, tell us what you are working on and the problems you are trying to solve – we would be keen to see how we can help. Our sponsors help enable our workshop, and the other work we do. Please remember to support them where you can. From the outgoing SNUG Chair John Kinghorn, and the rest of the SNUG committee, we look forward to seeing you in Wellington later this month. |
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