A clamping company charging people $100 for parking a minute in a supermarket car park has been accused of bullying.

An American oncologist and fluoride opponent changed her name last year, following a drink-driving incident in 2010.

Former All Black Keith Robinson has pleaded guilty to a drink-driving charge and one of driving with a suspended licence.

It was supposed to have been the best night of their lives. But when Aucklander Ashley Gray was caught almost three times over the drink-drive limit on his wedding night, his new bride was left fuming in the front seat.

Former All Black Keith Robinson has been charged with his fourth driving offence.

In Auckland, nearly 200 injury accidents were caused by driver distraction each year.

Blues' midfielder Francis Saili is trying to keep his criminal record clean after admitting a driving charge, and will now face a rugby disciplinary hearing.

A young driver who hit and seriously injured two Taupo cyclists has had an appeal against his conviction dismissed.

A judge says a 3-year-old boy would have been terrified when Calvin Zabell threatened to kill him and his mother during a drive from Lower Hutt to Masterton.

You have to hand it to the National Road Safety Committee. These public servants don't conceal their view that the Cabinet needs to lower blood-alcohol limits for drivers.

A high-profile criminal lawyer, convicted for drink-driving three times, now spends $800 a month in taxis so he can go to the pub every night, a tribunal heard today.

Police are urging young people to take lessons from the tragedy that killed Cheyenne Hemana, 17, and her two nephews.

The father of a disqualified driver who died in a high-speed collision yesterday is urging youngsters to report their mates if they are driving illegally.

Senior legal figures do not believe there is a problem with the number of drink-drivers before the courts who receive a discharge without conviction.

Judges let off around 50 people a year for drink-driving - with reasons ranging from models wanting to work overseas and wannabe police officers and nannies.

Driving with a heavy cold could be as dangerous as driving drunk, a new study shows, and researchers say sick drivers need to know the risks.

A coroner is calling for a law change after a driver jailed for killing a woman was allowed back behind the wheel - because his ban expired while he was in prison.

Former policeman George Wood says he did not realise he was breaking the law by taking a cellphone photograph while driving across the harbour bridge.

A Hamilton teen is dead and his 14-year-old mate is in Waikato Hospital with critical injuries because of a series of poor decisions that led to a crash, police say.