Editorial: Cameras unlikely to sort traffic
Cameras stationed at intersections are said to be capable of giving Auckland Transport more accurate information about traffic flow and congestion than is now available.
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Red-light relief for city
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Baby dangled out car window
A baby being dangled outside a car window has distressed Hamilton police.
Scores of Cardrona skiiers sent away
The World Cup final appears to have cost some football fans a day's skiing.
Wendy's loses High Court battle
Burger chain Wendy’s has failed to get a High Court judge to revoke resource consent for a development next to one of its restaurants where a Carl’s Jr is planned.
King tide flood warning
Auckland motorists travelling on low lying sections of the city's motorway network tonight are being warned to beware of flooding due to a king tide and strong winds.
Four hurt in wrong-way crash nightmare
Horrified motorists rushed to the aid of four seriously injured people after two cars collided head-on last night on Dunedin's Southern Motorway.
Brian Rudman: End of the road for the sacred car?
A combination of factors is credited for a drop in car usage, including; higher fuel prices, improved public transport and off-putting traffic congestion, writes Brian Rudman.
Are tighter parking restrictions going to help Auckland?
As Auckland prepares to cram in up to a million more residents over the next 30 years, parking fees and time limits may spread. Are tighter parking restrictions going to help Auckland?
Highway closed
State Highway 1 near Warkworth will be closed from 7.30pm to remove wreckage of a large truck that crashed earlier today south of Pohuehue.
Bernard Hickey: City too thin for comfort
If only "skinny" Auckland could fatten up, NZ would be much better off, writes Bernard Hickey. I'm talking about Auckland's population and how it organises itself.
Crash causes spaghetti junction snarl-up
Motorists heading into Auckland from the North Shore are facing traffic queues backed up to the Harbour Bridge following a crash earlier this morning.
Rush hour chaos clears after crashes
Crashes on Auckland and Wellington highways are causing havoc for rush hour traffic.
Traffic flows smoothly after long weekend
Traffic is flowing smoothly in and out of the country's main centres as holidaymakers return home from their long Anzac weekend.
Seeing red
I don't suffer from road rage; it's the lights that get me going. Or not going.
Easter road toll worst in three years
The Easter holiday period has ended with the worst road toll in three years, with four deaths on the country's roads.
Easter traffic delays test patience
Traffic delays are testing the patience of motorists in Waikato as holidaymakers head home after the long weekend.
Road toll holds at three
Police hope to keep this year's Easter road toll at three as they crack down on speeding, distracted and alcohol-fuelled drivers as holiday makers head home.
Lengthy delays for Easter holidaymakers
Highways in and out of main centres around the country suffered heavy congestion today as holidaymakers attempted to make the most of their long weekend en masse.