MoT Fleet Statistics NZ
SkillProductivityQuery New Zealand Ministry of Transport annual fleet statistics workbooks for VKT, fleet composition, and light-fleet fuel or powertrain counts. Use when the task involves NZ vehicle kilometres travelled, annual fleet statistics, Ministry fleet workbook tables, EV-transition research, fuel counts, or source caveats for bot-protected transport data.
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Then ask your AI: use the MoT Fleet Statistics NZ skill
What this skill tells your AI
The instructions your AI receives, as published by thecolab-ai/.skills in skills/mot-fleet-statistics-nz/SKILL.md and read by ahel’s review.
Goal
Discover and extract public Ministry of Transport annual vehicle fleet workbook tables with a read-only, keyless CLI.
Use This When
- A user asks for New Zealand annual vehicle kilometres travelled (VKT)
- A workflow needs Ministry annual fleet workbook sheet names, table headings, or source caveats
- A transport or EV-transition analysis needs light-fleet fuel or powertrain counts
- Another tool already has a downloaded
NZVehicleFleet_2024.xlsxworkbook and needs JSON rows
Do Not Use This For
- Current individual-vehicle register rows; use NZTA open vehicle fleet data instead
- Real-time traffic, crash, charging-station, or public-transport operations data
- Registration mutation, licence checks, owner lookup, or authenticated Motor Vehicle Register access
- Hybrid/PHEV VKT allocation unless the workbook publishes that split directly
Preferred Workflow
- Run
scripts/cli.py datasets --jsonto inspect the official source pages, workbook-discovery status, release notes, and caveats. - Run
tables --jsonto list workbook sheets and preview row/column headings when the workbook is reachable. - Use focused commands for common For Good transport questions:
vkt --year 2024 --jsonfuel-counts --year 2024 --json
- If the Ministry site blocks direct HTTP, download the public workbook in a browser and rerun with
--url file:///absolute/path/NZVehicleFleet_2024.xlsx. - Keep
source_url,fetched_at,table,sheet, andnoteswith any reported figures.
CLI
Run with:
python3 skills/mot-fleet-statistics-nz/scripts/cli.py <command> [flags]
Commands:
datasets [--json]- report source pages, release notes, workbook discovery status, and caveatstables [--url URL] [--json]- list workbook sheets with preview headings and year coveragevkt --year YEAR [--url URL] [--json]- return rows from annual VKT/travel tables for the requested yearfuel-counts --year YEAR [--url URL] [--json]- return light-fleet fuel or powertrain count rows for the requested yearworkbook --url URL [--sheet NAME] [--limit N] [--json]- parse a public XLSX workbook URL or localfile://workbook
Resources
- CLI entrypoint:
scripts/cli.py - Smoke test:
scripts/smoke_test.py - Source notes and table caveats:
references/api-notes.md
Notes
- The CLI is read-only, keyless, and uses Python standard library modules only.
- XLSX workbooks are parsed with
zipfileandxml.etree.ElementTree; noopenpyxldependency is required. - The Ministry website can return Incapsula/bot-protection HTML to HTTP clients. Commands classify that as
blockedand include the official source URL instead of treating the source as missing. - The 2024 workbook publishes petrol, diesel, and pure-electric VKT tables; do not invent hybrid or PHEV VKT splits unless a future Ministry table publishes them.
Signals
- GitHub stars
- 25
- Forks
- 6
- Last commit
- Sep 2026
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