Six new speed cameras are set to be switched on around the country this week as part of a police initiative aiming to reduce death and injuries on New Zealand roads.
Two of the cameras are in Counties Manukau, another is in Canterbury, Auckland Central has one and two have been placed in the Waikato.
The sites were identified as having a high crash risk based on detailed analysis by independent traffic experts.
They're among 33 locations across the country where new digital cameras are being installed as part of the third phase of the police's $10m static camera expansion programme, announced in July 2013.
Inspector Peter McKennie, operations manager of road policing, said road crashes left families and communities devastated and international evidence showed people slowed down to safe speeds near speed cameras.