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The NZVOC model and the VEPM were reviewed in terms of each model’s purpose, scope, and data inputs and outputs and their update frequency, and common and unique elements were identified. From the review, several potential opportunities were identified to align similar aspects of the models. These include aligning the current and forecasted vehicle fleet, […]