Auckland speed trial: New point-to-point speed cameras being installed on six Auckland roads
A trial of the cameras found motorists driving over three times the speed limit.
A trial of the cameras found motorists driving over three times the speed limit.
The man told police he saw what he believed to be a ghost waving at him.
The man was pulled over for driving 145km/h in an 89km/h zone.
Judge says Nicola Watts was trying to deflect the blame for her behaviour.
Victim's father: 'My son will bear the scars for the rest of his life.'
He has elected to have a judge-alone trial.
Police referred the group to Youth Aid after cutting the joyride short.
He had not been taking his medication and had experienced other recent seizures.
'He is taking it on the chin,' the former All Black's lawyer said in court.
The victim, who suffered a neck gash down to the bone, was left bleeding in a ditch.
Police saw him remove both hands from the wheel while drinking from his mug.
Cost-benefit modelling says avoided crashes created $93 million worth of benefits.
"Who knows what their intention was.”
Truck drivers say it helps link drivers in an attempt to quell loneliness on the road.
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The driver narrowly avoided running over the cyclist after knocking her off the bike.
News snippets from across Northland.
The driver was filmed driving erratically all over the road around blind corners.
'It’s like playing Whac-A-Mole,' one senior police officer says.
He was 'yahooing' out his window before he drove through a red light and hit the woman.
The former Justice Minister's court hearing has been delayed until after the election.
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A driving instructor feels most Northlanders are out of touch with the road rules.
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Shocking footage has emerged of a campervan crossing the centre line on blind corners.
Auckland police are disappointed with the offending, saying 'don't risk your life'.
The man wanted a sentence that would allow him to move to Australia to be with his family.
One of his injured passengers needed staples to fix a hole in his head.
The former Justice Minister's first appearance was supposed to be held next Monday.