Welcome to Wynyard Quarter Transport Management Association
Wynyard Quarter Transport Management Association (WQ TMA) is an independent business led organisation. It is an Incorporated Society, not for profit, member controlled organisation that aims to provide transportation advice and solutions to the Wynyard Quarter area.
About Us
WQ TMA is an independent group of businesses whose mission is to be “the voice of Wynyard Quarter: creating a thriving environment for business and community and fostering economic vitality by building partnerships, and delivering targeted transport initiatives.”
Being a member of WQ TMA ensures that your voice is heard on transport issues that matter to you. Your team can benefit from free advice and services. You can network, share and learn from other businesses.
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