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Read the latest news and updates from Dynes Transport. Established in 1969, Dynes Transport Tapanui has been operating in the forestry industry for over 50 years and continues to do so along with supporting New Zealand’s dairy industry, viticulture, dry goods and more. Valuing hard work, family and whanau, and accountability along with being straight up and innovative means Dynes Transport has become an asset to partners and customers. Dynes has a strong focus on redefining productivity, and we deliver on that promise. Read our latest news below.

Dynes Transport Supporting the Aroha Kaikorai Valley Trust

7th August 2023

At Dynes Transport we love to support our local communities and people who step up to make a difference. We’ve been supporters of local community trust, Aroha Kaikorai Valley (AKV) since they began back in 2021. The Aroha Kaikorai Valley Trust is all about partnering with local residents, schools …

Introducing Blue Hydro

Over the last few years our customers have been asking us about alternative fuels and what we believe our strategy will be to ensure we play our part in reducing carbon emissions moving forward. Alternative fuel is a complex topic with many opinions on the pathway forward, and that …

Dynes - Careers Day Event

13th October 2022

On May 28th earlier this year, our cadet truck set off to Wingatui for the ‘New Dunedin Hospital Careers Day Fair’. We set up the cadet truck with great big panels inside the trailer detailing all the different job opportunities Dynes have to offer and how to get started …

Special Rigs for Special Kids: Dunedin - Sunday 28 August

18th August 2022

Special Rigs for Special Kids is back after an enforced couple of years break due to Covid. We love being part of such an amazing & worthwhile event that brings a lot of joy to many children. Come join us on Sunday 28 August at the Edgar Centre, …

Careers Fair

We're looking forward to being part of this Careers Fair - see you on Saturday!

Growing the Next Generation of Truck Drivers

31st January 2022

As we prepare for an outbreak of Omicron, people are becoming increasingly aware of the need for essential workers and supply chains within New Zealand. As a leader in the transport industry, Dynes Transport is always thinking ahead. We know that we need solutions now to an upcoming shortage of …

Forward-facing cameras are in place across the Dynes fleet

24th January 2022

The team at Dynes Transport are leaders in innovation and value safety within the workplace and on the road. That’s why we’ve been at the forefront of driver technology and have forward-facing cameras across our fleet that integrate safety features. Our forward-facing cameras are always recording what’s happening out …

Dynes implements driver fatigue cameras across the whole fleet

13th January 2022

In a pioneering move, Dynes Transport has implemented driver fatigue cameras across its entire fleet. Dynes also has a dedicated staff resource specifically for managing fatigue, so that we are proactively managing fatigue events. This puts Dynes at the forefront of the industry when it comes to managing driver …

Introducing Wiremu Edmonds, Chair of the Peoples Safety Council

12th January 2022

Wiremu Edmonds is the Independent Chair of the Peoples Safety Council and Dynes Transport Ambassador. As the Chair, Wiremu helps give everyone an equal opportunity to speak. From there, they are able to download what the needs and concerns of the people are. Then the Peoples Council can give …

Dynes Transport are a sponsorship partner of True Colours

9th January 2022

True Colours is an invaluable service for whānau and community in the Waikato region. True Colours supports families impacted by a child’s serious health condition. They support children and families through the difficulties and grief of a chronic, life limiting or life-threatening illness. They support whānau with: Counselling for …