Faster but safer: No deaths on NZ's high speed roads since opening
Two 100km/h speed limits roads have had no fatal crashes in the 18 months since opening.
Two 100km/h speed limits roads have had no fatal crashes in the 18 months since opening.
COMMENT: The car has never been under greater attack by the zealots, but is prospering.
Over $14 million in fines issued since it became illegal for drivers to use their phones.
"The right speed for the right road." Government to look at lowering the speed limit.
For the third time in two months, a car ploughed through the couple's fence.
The road is closed and is expected to remain closed for some time.
The long weekend road toll his risen to three after a fatal crash in Canterbury.
Emergency services were called to the two-car crash on West Coast Rd at 9.50pm.
Emergency services responded to the fatal medical incident on Turret Rd at 5.30pm.
Temperatures dipped below zero overnight as snow blanketed parts of New Zealand.
Four major highways have snowfall warnings until 10pm this evening.
A simple message on your shirt could be the key to safety on your bike.
Gosling had wanted to show off his car to his friends the night the crash happened.
Emergency services called to incident in Hamilton.
One person was taken to Auckland Hospital in a serious condition following the crash.
The single-vehicle crash happened just before 2pm, between Gellert Rd and Glenbrook Rd.
Taylor King and Jeremy KauKasi died at the scene of the crash.
'Not a day goes by that I don't think about my brother.'
Fourteen months on, Anita Terrell is still waiting for an inquest into her teen's death.
"The driver was drunk... Could anyone have stopped them driving?"
"I near fell off my chair" - principal's response when told work starts straightaway.
Motorists beware: Police are cracking down on mobile phones - and other distractions.
Could a cheap hack be the solution to the lack of cycle lanes?
South Taranaki Mayor and Whanganui MP support an online petition for roadside drug testing
The driver was taken to Auckland hospital in a serious condition.
NZ scientists are working on a test which could quickly tell if a driver is on drugs.
The Government this week called for public submissions on the issue of drug driving tests.
At noon a driver without a seatbelt decided to speed off from the police sting.
The victim suffered serious injuries and was hospitalised.