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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.
The Government this week called for public submissions on the issue of drug driving tests.
NZ scientists are working on a test which could quickly tell if a driver is on drugs.
At noon a driver without a seatbelt decided to speed off from the police sting.
The victim suffered serious injuries and was hospitalised.
They argued about the route home when man pulled down hard on car's steering wheel.
Mission Bay business boss is optimistic about working with Auckland Transport.
Anyone with information can call Waitemata CIB on 09 839 0697.
'It was just a silly last-minute decision which had massive ramifications'
The man died after he fell from a van on the Southern Motorway on Thursday.
Local board wants level crossing delays trimmed in Mt Albert and Morningside.
Grieving families call for urgent action on drug testing.
The driver crashed into a central Auckland building shortly before 9.30am.
Police were called at 7.10am to a collision on Titirangi Rd and Godley Rd.
One person has moderate injuries as a result of the crash.
Govt urged to give the police more support on drug-testing motorists.
Police are now investigating the death for the Coroner.
Driver who caused crash on learner licence, had smoked synthetic cannabis, coroner told.
She was asked "do you have anything else?" And then she pulled this out of her pants ...
Police found social media photos showing man's speedo at 'excessive' speeds.
Man's fatal fall from van closed Southern Motorway to city-bound traffic for 2 hours.
The white van was traveling at 100 km/h when the man rolled out.
Taupō mayor's had enough of road tragedies and wants Government to take urgent action
"She asked for my name.... and then she asked if I was a real angel."
Several strangers raced to help Margaret Gundersen as she lay trapped after car crash.
Delays expected on SH1 just south of Kaiwaka, between Brynderwyn and Wellsford.
The report showed almost one in six road cyclists hospitalised had major trauma.
The crash is affecting the city bound lane just prior to Lincoln Rd off-ramp.