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Are vehicle locking devices stopping drink drivers?
More than 11,000 drink drivers had vehicle locking devices fitted since laws introduced
More than 11,000 drink drivers had vehicle locking devices fitted since laws introduced
AA wants change of tack to address congestion, mayor says more roads won't fix problem.
If the carparks were removed, his son might still be alive, father believes.
Police officer Naomi McRae was killed by a 16-ton truck on her way to work.
A six-month trial costing $380,000 is pointless, writes John MacDonald.
There’s a new type of safety camera in town and it’s not looking at your speed, but rather whether you're on the phone and wearing your seat belt. Video / NZ Herald
The new highway came with a hefty price tag so has it been worth it?
Tired teenage driver had been drifting in his lane before head-on crash killed two.
Trial will operate across two Auckland state highways and one local road.
Driver says his actions have "weighed heavily on his conscience" since the crash.
Police were called around 3.30am to the incident in Favona.
Airport boss says prolonged legal action won't benefit anyone.
The "loving and dedicated" father and husband was pronounced dead at the scene.
Police were notified around 12.20am and want to talk to motorists who were in the area.
The woman was airlifted to hospital after the crash.
New Auckland Transport parking proposals have caused an uproar while confidence remains more Aucklanders will ditch their cars for bikes and buses. Video / NZ Herald
Assistant Police Commissioner Bruce O'Brien responds to the harrowing road death toll, just months after the launch of the Road to Zero campaign. Video / NZ Herald
Blake Smaill adds to an 'extremely bad driving history' after his grandmother's funeral.
Tajinder Singh, 27, hoped to see his parents again after seven years in New Zealand.
The loudest critics are actually those who will benefit most from changes, Jack Tame says.
The collision occurred about 10.30am near the Te Irirangi Drive off-ramp.
'The speed limit is irrelevant in this context,' AA's head driving instructor said.
'She was so shocked ... she was just focused on keeping herself and her daughter safe.'
NZTA is taking over nearly all of the country's bitumen supply vital to road building.
The collision was so forceful the victim's car was compacted to just 65cm on impact.
Road finally reopens after 9am fatal crash north of Wellsford.
Police say they've exhausted all lines of inquiry and haven't found the culprit.
Melissa Rays was dearly loved by the family-run business she worked at for 20 years.
Floral tributes have been left for Melissa Desley Rays, 58, near the accident site.