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Motorway gridlocked after crashes
Motorists heading out of the city are being urged to be patient following a four-car crash on Auckland's northern motorway.
The social cost of cycle crashes
A study for Auckland Transport has calculated the "social cost" of cycle crashes for the region's biking routes.
Charges unlikely for underage drivers
Two young girls in trouble last week after crashing their parents' cars are unlikely to face charges.
Bad drivers cross the line
Dozens of drivers have been ticketed by police after they were snapped on the wrong side of the road on busy South Island tourist route the Devil's Staircase near Queenstown.
High volume traffic moving smoothly
Roads up and down the country are moving relatively smoothly as holidaymakers head home following the Christmas and New Year break.
One dead in crash
One woman is dead after a car she was a passenger in left the road and crashed into a tree this afternoon.
Tourists put road risks in spotlight
Overseas drivers were involved in more than 400 crashes on New Zealand roads last year, and failure to keep left, poor handling and fatigue the leading causes of deadly crashes.
NYE: Who is driving you tonight?
Who is your driver tonight? That's the question police want all New Year partygoers to consider - before the celebrations begin.
One dead in Otago crash
Police are reminding drivers to refrain from driving if they have been drinking and drive within the speed limits after a 22-year-old man was killed last night on the roads.
Seven injured in three road crashes
A 23-year-old man from North Canterbury is in a critical condition after being thrown from his vehicle when it crashed into a pole. The accident happened in Harwarden, near Lake Sumner Forest Park, just after midnight on Thursday.
Police 'eye in the sky' catches speeders
A motorist travelling at 135km/h in the central North Island is among bad drivers caught by a police "eye in the sky".
Drink-drivers keep killing while we wait
New Zealanders are dying and being seriously injured in crashes that could have been avoided with a lower drink-drive limit.
Higher penalties needed for drivers
Greg Reynolds has seen too many young, inexperienced drivers, older drivers and those who should know better crash outside his business.
Call to give pedestrians right of way
Pedestrians have suffered almost a quarter of all deaths on roads around Auckland this year, fuelling a call for greater protection from vehicles at intersections.
Grafton Bridge a goldmine road trap
A central Auckland bridge is netting $150,000 in traffic fines from confused motorists every month.
Deadly crash: Seven in sedan
A 22-year-old man is dead and three others seriously injured after an overloaded car lost control and landed in a ditch in Northland early this morning.