Driver fatigue monitoring cameras to be installed in 4000 Kiwi trucks
Cameras use an algorithm of the human face to alert drivers 1.5sec after their eyes close.
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Auckland Transport criticised for not having "robust travel plan" in place.
Planes barred from flying into Queenstown Airport after air control staff call in sick
Queenstown air traffic control will resume just after 6am tomorrow.
Watch: Franz Josef local's DIY truck ferry shuts down
When the Waiho River washed away, there was no way to cross. That's until Tim stepped up.
Let's Get Welly Moving final plan imminent, likely minus big-ticket items
It is rumoured the recommended plan could go to Cabinet for sign-off this month.
Hosking: The simple truth is people love cars, not public transport
COMMENT: The only time people will go without a car is when they can't afford one.
Rising NZ emissions sparks call for transport crackdown
Pressure needs to be put on the transport sector over rising emissions, scientist says.
Comment: Dogs should be allowed on our buses and trains
Comment: Dogs should be allowed on Auckland's buses and trains.
Thunderstorms, heavy downpours and gusty winds to hammer North Island
The wild weather which washed out SH6 near Haast today will hit the North Island tomorrow.
Tail-gate failure leads to sewage spill in Auckland
It is thought 1-2 cubic metres of sludge spilled out on to the road.
Watch: Truckie fuming at near misses, overtaking outrages
Frustrated truckie creates Facebook page to shame dangerous drivers.
Sober driver who stopped for rest stung with $200 fine
Brayden Hardy had a long drive ahead so parked up for a rest.
Motorway mayhem: Crashes cause delays for Auckland commuters
Motorists are urged to take care.
A third of motorists not wearing seatbelts
Nine hundred tickets over four days, including 327 for not wearing seatbelts.
Road rage: Trucking firm hits back at agency over claims of 116 traffic offences
Whangarei transport business hits back at NZTA.
Editorial: Speed tweaks part of saving lives on roads
EDITORIAL: Worsening road toll demands answers.
Govt may have to scale back $6b light rail plan
The transport purse may not stretch to two light rail lines, says Phil Twyford.
Mother's anguish after 12-year-old son dies in Christchurch double fatal crash
Ezekiel Loua,12, and uncle Fulumoa Daly, 35, were among 27 killed on NZ roads this week.
How dangerous intersections became gateway
This roundabout has two wings, an eye and a beak when viewed from the air.
Speed cameras whack Aucklanders hardest
But 87 per cent of the time, Auckland motorists escaped licence demerit points on fines.
Victims of the City Rail Link: Antidepressants, 110-hour work weeks
Auckland Council and City Rail Link Ltd are ruling out compensation for businesses.
Worst week on NZ roads in 16 years
Govt says its road safety measures will have an impact, but not immediately.
New $55m Manukau 'tech park' to fix tradie shortage
Manukau Institute of Technology to build new $55m trades school.
The case for lower fares
Cheaper public transport fares? The case for no is good but the case for yes is better.
Auckland Airport's $5b spend to change the way we travel
The company is building for passenger numbers forecast to double in the next 20 years.
Watch live: The people and skills shortage facing Auckland
Auckland Mayor Phil Goff on the 2021 tourism tidal wave.
Two UK men killed in Ranfurly quad bike crash
The pair's death has been referred to the coroner.
Shane Jones wades in against NZTA over legal case against Northland trucker
Jones says he's concerned about 'economic impacts' of trucking company prosecution.
Share and share alike
In China alone there are over 600 million users of shared services and platforms.
How new tech in China brings all transport options under one roof
A smart mobility data platform was recently launched in Chengdu and Shenzhen.
The Auckland story – what can we do so visitors want to stay?
The Auckland story – what can we do so visitors want to stay?
Building ties through China with tourism
More Chinese family groups are visiting New Zealand as independent travellers.
Police: Buckle up and stay off your phone
Police operation to nab those not wearing seatbelts or on their cellphones while driving.
Editorial: Revitalised city heart should be worth wait
EDITORIAL: Auckland's big building projects will be worth the wait.