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One person ‘seriously injured’ after car leaves road in rural Auckland
The Serious Crash Unit has been advised.
The Serious Crash Unit has been advised.
Crossing outside Windy Ridge Function Centre and Ōhaupō Store to improve safety.
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'This isn't concentrated to just one area, it's network-wide.'
Police have “a firm focus” on four main causes of death and serious injury on the roads.
Progress on major rail projects and maintenance work will be done over the long weekend.
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Keeley Reserve at Karapiro will reopen in time for Labour Weekend.
A trial of the cameras found motorists driving over three times the speed limit.
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Roading, infrastructure and law and order are among the key pieces of work.
Serious Crash Unit investigators are looking into how the pedestrian was hit.
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Work on the southbound lanes is to continue until November.
The transport company was now considering 'applicable emission targets for the group'.
The Glenbrooke Rd bridge was one of many wiped out by the cyclone in February.
The area has also been reduced to one lane in each direction with a 50km/h speed limit.
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Waikato's roads have been under the weather lately, delaying some works.
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Cost-benefit modelling says avoided crashes created $93 million worth of benefits.
Retailers are asking for no repeat of a without-notice shutdown of traffic.
Members of a local Facebook group offered some robust views on the repair effort.
'We've had two excavators, five trucks, two loaders and a [bulldozer] all working on it.'
The policy will starve Auckland Transport of subsidies to lower speeds on local roads.
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