Body found in crashed car in Titirangi
Body found in a vehicle on Scenic Drive, Titirangi.
Body found in a vehicle on Scenic Drive, Titirangi.
40-year-old also charged with stealing petrol from Caltex Oakleigh where the crash was.
Fifteen per cent of participants also admitted they were not confident driving in NZ.
The motorbike rider was found dead at the scene on State Highway 25.
"They are driving on an unforgiving road."
Most believe they are courteous on the road but don't feel the same about other drivers.
Emergency services were called to the incident outside Spotswood College about 3.30pm.
The Clonbern Rd car park was closed late last year.
A child was killed and seven other people were injured in the two-car collision.
"The boy who was killed in the crash was a good friend of many."
One of the people killed in the crash was a year 12 pupil who had recently left school.
A witness says one car tried to overtake a truck on a blind bend.
"You are lucky it's not like Winz and some p*&^% comes in here and blows you away."
Multiple crashes during morning rush hour as motorists battle blanket of fog.
Friends of woman killed in a crash after being filmed driving dangerously break silence.
Police believe there were a number of witnesses to the fatal Kamo Rd crash.
'Accidents don't shock me, but when you become a victim it is a little bit different.'
COMMENT: There are a full suite of options for reducing NZ's road toll.
Anyone who saw a white Nissan van in the Mt Eden area on Friday should contact police.
Two-truck collision blocking one lane of a Christchurch intersection.
Police would like anyone who witnessed the man's driving to contact them.
'No sentence will be harsher than being the only survivor of the crash': Victim's mother
"It's quite clear speed restrictions at roadworks are totally ignored most of the time."
12-year-old recalls crash: "I am thankful for all the people that saved my life."
COMMENT: We need to take proposals to lower road speeds much more seriously.
Letter writers react to the road toll, Auckland mayoral race and demise of chequebooks.
Honest conversations are needed if the roads are to be made safer, says the NZTA.
EDITORIAL: If speed reductions are anathema to us, we must be honest re the alternatives.
"Third offence you lose your cellphone, your number and your car for seven days".