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Watch: Car flips on Northern Motorway, motorists face delays
A car which has flipped on the northern motorway is causing delays
A car which has flipped on the northern motorway is causing delays
Three people have been hospitalised with moderate injuries.
A tweet from the Transport Agency said a detour was in place.
Another death on notorious stretch of Northland road prompts calls for four-lane highway.
The roads could have a film of "summer ice" on them that drivers can't see.
Police are on the scene and traffic management is being established.
Documents show NZTA was prepared to call in police to stop the crossing being painted.
A police spokeswoman said they were called a crash on SH1 at 11.20am.
Police say they were called to a serious crash on Far North Rd at 8.04pm.
The succession of havoc ensued on Thursday.
Emergency services were called to the crash on Mangorei Rd at 4.20pm.
Overseas tourists are less likely to crash, compared to New Zealand drivers.
The Government has made road safety a top priority.
Injured scooter rider's family pleads for mandatory helmet law.
The driver then crashed a second time on a bridge near the Taupiri cemetery.
The 24-year-old had always excelled in rugby and cricket.
Auckland motorists are now twice as likely to be pinged by a red light safety camera.
Tauranga police aim to use city security cameras to track down dangerous drivers.
One person has died following a serious crash in Longbush, Carterton.
Embarrassment for Greg O'Connor after photographs show him crossing the centreline.
Controversial English tourists encounter Waikato Police for a second time in one day.
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The gas tanker collided with a truck on SH1.
The road is closed and diversions are in place after the head-on collision.
"This is something that won't come as a huge surprise to the local community..."
Three busy areas of Auckland were markedly the hardest test sites across NZ.