Around 120 bus services to be axed or altered
Auckland Transport to name axed bus services today.
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Bus crisis over drivers' breaks has been averted
Some Auckland bus services still likely to be cancelled as drivers take statutory breaks.
Government has 'blood on its hands' after eight people die in crash, campaigner says
The Government needs to make roads safer, says an outspoken road safety campaigner.
Atiamuri crash: Doctors' desperate CPR to try to save victims
Two doctors were among the first on the scene of a horror crash which killed eight people.
Social cost of fatal and injury crashes in NZ rises to $4.8 billion
Ministry of Transport report values each life lost in NZ car crash at $4.4 million.
Worst week on NZ roads in 16 years
Govt says its road safety measures will have an impact, but not immediately.
The case for lower fares
Cheaper public transport fares? The case for no is good but the case for yes is better.
NZTA review: 36,000 vehicles, $5m cost
"I know regulatory failure when I see it," Meredith Connell partner says of NZTA.
New tunnel proposal under Waitemata Harbour rises
Three proposals for have been included in an NZ Transport Agency proposal.
Workers killed in crash to be honoured in minute's silence
The three people who died in the crash were all working for contracting firm Higgins.
Interactive: Could your street be getting a speed limit reduction?
Still trying to wrap your head around the proposed changes to speed limits in Auckland?
Lime scooters could be gone by tomorrow: Auckland Transport boss' stark warning
Authorities have given Lime a deadline to report back about safety concerns.
China 'preparing for World War III'
US senator thinks the world isn't taking the threat serious enough.
Data shows you can't blame foreign drivers for high road crash rate
Overseas tourists are less likely to crash, compared to New Zealand drivers.
Lime scooters look set to stay in Auckland
Lime looks set to have its trial licence extended for three months on Auckland streets.
NZTA 'misplaced' USB drive with 1100 employees' details
The device was not password protected nor encrypted.
Holiday road toll of 9 lowest in five years
Nine people were killed on New Zealand roads during the Christmas and New Year period,
'Horrific': Road toll is deadliest year in a decade
It is the worst road toll since 2009 when 384 people lost their lives.
MoT fraudster to be paroled, deported, banned from returning
Ministry of Transport fraudster to be paroled, deported, banned from returning to NZ
NZTA boss resigns as review into warrants continues
Fergus Gammie tendered his resignation to the NZTA board, which was accepted.
Proposed law change could force doctors to dob in unfit drivers
A Taupō man ignored doctors' advice to continue driving despite having dementia.
Coroner calls for drinking age to be raised following death
"It is incumbent on the state to further restrict access to alcohol."
5000 cars to get rechecks after inspector suspended
A vehicle inspector in Onehunga was 'non-compliant in almost every area', NZTA says.
Invalid WoFs: NZTA contacting 10,000 motorists
The NZ Transport Agency is contacting 10,000 Kiwis over concerns their WOFs are not valid.
Comment: Twyford is relying on dubious light rail 'experts'
The Transport Minister's light rail "experts" appear to be one firm.
Comment: Light rail best for Auckland's many needs
COMMENT: Light rail would best serve Auckland commuters as well as the airport.
No regional fuel tax for Wellington
The council says it is not in discussions over the fuel tax.
Auckland's level crossings to be made safer
Safety upgrades approved for 11 level crossings in Auckland.
New fuel tax today causes more pain at pump
The country had been witnessing highest petrol prices on record.
Hundreds paying levy for fuel to heat homes
An oversight has left hundreds of homeowners paying a tax designed for roading projects
Boaties cry foul: 'Unfair' to pay twice to fix Auckland's roads
Boaties want a break from regional fuel tax, saying they are paying twice to fix roads
Petrol taxes hurting poor - social agency
Poverty group slams Government images of professionals cycling through wealthy suburbs.