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Police issue $3000 of fines at cellphone checkpoint over just one hour
Twenty motorists were caught commiting infringements over just 60 minutes.
Twenty motorists were caught commiting infringements over just 60 minutes.
The NZTA said SH2 was closed near the intersection with Collins St, Waipawa.
A variety of safety improvements across the Waikato have started, or will amp up soon.
New bridge on SH43 expected to be a safer traffic route.
Northland's road toll this year equates to more than one death a week.
Depending on the school's location, the speed limit is permanent or "variable".
This means delays or detours in some local areas.
Three days of partial closures are planned for Awakino Gorge, Waitomo.
Little Bay residents plead for speed limit reduction.
Christchurch woman Sandra Loveday was killed in the August smash.
A controversial road rule discussed on the latest episode of Bluey has sparked a debate.
The 18-year-olds died in an accident on an off-roading track.
The council is pressing on with a new speed management plan.
Police were alerted to the crash in Mount Richmond Forest Park about 11pm yesterday.
James Burt, from Putāruru, was 36 years old.
The single-car crash happened last Monday, leaving the victim critically injured.
'I couldn’t believe, after everything they said, that they finally did it.'
Details of latest accident come after the Easter weekend road toll hit a record high.
Jacinda Sione-Lauaki was killed when Duanne Towgood lost control on a corner and crashed.
The Govt says it plans to reverse Labour's blanket approach to speed reductions across NZ.
OPINION: As I drove away I said to myself, 'someone’s going to hit that roller tonight’.
AT says on roads with lower speeds, fewer people have died or been injured.
Rikki Gordon crossed the centreline, killing an elderly man who was in an oncoming car.
Officials warned revenue, mainly fuel taxes, would need to double.
'It would be like giving someone a music test to see if they are good at playing tennis.'
OPINION: 'Learn to behave and live in harmony with your neighbours.'
The Auckland woman left the Whangārei address she was staying at after an argument.
“It’s not about anyone being more important or taking over."
OPINION: While David Seymour crashed his bike, Simeon Brown is crashing transport.
The new chair of NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi has other transport interests.