
Dr Matthew Birchall: Where's the funding plan for big spending transport policies?
OPINION: New Zealand was once a world leader in pricing our roads.
OPINION: New Zealand was once a world leader in pricing our roads.
One study has suggested a price of $3.50 to drive into central Auckland during the peak.
According to Google Maps, traffic is backed up for more than 11km.
OPINION: Simon Wilson on transport agreements, disagreements and the truly "farcical".
"That ute was a blink away from a fatal collision," road safety campaigner says.
“The crash was blocking the road initially; however, the vehicles have now been moved.”
The road has now reopened in both directions via one lane.
OPINION: A lot of New Zealand's problems are global.
OPINION: Some say we have to change the way we live, others pin their hopes on tech.
A person was seriously injured in Waingawa after a train hit their car in July.
Fire and Emergency NZ crews and St John are at the scene in West Auckland.
Police were called to the Waitahanui accident about 12.30pm.
National has also promised to build a Northwestern Busway, starting in 4-10 years.
OPINION: Plus letters on outward migration, vaping, platitudes, billboards, and justice.
The pig is looking to put his life on the run behind him.
A resident described seeing over a dozen police officers running around holding guns.
The route to and from Eastbourne has been affected.
The project has proved hugely challenging.
Drivers and locals are calling for action on SH1 at Bulli Point, but are they being heard?
Waka Kotahi issues new warning for drivers to be cautious.
OPINION: Letters on climate change, netball, harbour crossings, and milk prices.
Something to toot about as a bridge smashed by the cyclone reopens after six months.
The roadworks are part of a project to build a permanent roundabout at the intersection.
A three-tunnel road and rail plan will cost tens of billions and take decades to finish.
All the stops you shouldn't miss on a super scenic Las Vegas-Utah road trip.
OPINION: Sonya Bateson says we don't have to sacrifice one to gain the other.
OPINION: Our editorial on divergent policies leading to the General Election in October.
Grant Robertson's usual joie de vivre has returned, and it's just in time