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Police will evaluate the weekend's "zero-tolerance" trial policy on speed before deciding to extend it or apply it again.

Queen's Birthday weekend has seen a drop in the overall number of crashes, with police trumpeting their zero tolerance approach to speeding as a factor.

By Sunday afternoon last Queen's Birthday Weekend, nine people had died on the roads but police believe drivers are abiding by the rules this year.

The first person to be killed on the roads this holiday weekend was "a good mummy who loved her kids".

A holiday weekend crackdown on speeding may be extended across the year after a big drop in accidents, with one fatality so far.

Police are stunned after an undercover photo-shoot snapped 54 drivers on the wrong side of the road in five hours.

While driving from Hastings to Tokoroa a driver filmed a car performing shocking overtake of three cars, almost colliding with a van on the opposite side of the road. Source - YouTube/Matt Buckler

Police will use undercover tactics - including hiding behind trees with video cameras to film motorists - in a hardline campaign to cut down the road toll.

A motorcyclist was spotted travelling along a busy stretch of SH1 at a speed described by one officer as unsurvivable if there was a crash.