Fiji and New Zealand Land Transport authorities will now share knowledge and expertise after signing a Memorandum of Understanding.

LTA Chief Executive Naisa Tuinaceva says the LTA needs to look at some of the best world practices so that it can change and enhance its level of service capacity.

Tuinaceva adds there are number of technical issues, compliance and standard areas and other operational matters that LTA wants to discuss with its New Zealand counterparts.

LTA already has similar MOUs with Vic Roads of Australia and New South Wales Transport which were signed early this year.