One person remains in a critical condition following a helicopter crash in Hawke's Bay.

The relocated car was undamaged, locked, and nothing appeared to have been taken from it.

Transport Minister Phil Twyford, outlines the government's argument for investment in both heavy and light rail, while fronting the Transport and Infrastructure committee at Parliament. / Mark Mitchell

Uber is introducing a new safety feature which logs drivers off the app after 13 hours

Passenger train derailment at Britomart last month has rung up a $44,000 repair bill.

Survey caught 671 motorists on phones at one spot in 7 hours 15 mins.

Beware of delays as a couple of crashes are disturbing traffic heading into Auckland.

Dan Bidois says he was like the Fonzie of his school, popular for the wrong reasons.

Replacing wooden railing with metal on the Orakei Basin boardwalk is upsetting locals.

Commuters faced headaches getting home after train services were cancelled yesterday.

Auckland will be sporting a new, jazzed-up waterfront look. Find out what's in store here.

It's going to be a long trip home for many Auckland commuters.

Truck crashing into power lines in Mt Eden has brought trains on Western line to a halt.

Western Springs Speedway is moving but with a 90 year history many are sorry to see it go.

Commuters face an even longer trip than usual this morning.

Brittleness tests returned massive failure results.

Traffic congestion is forecast to be heavy between Wellsford and Puhoi.

Flooding, slips and heavy rain have caused havoc on the roads this weekend.

Used car sellers are also banned from selling any affected vehicles within the country.

Tips to avoid road rage this Queen's Birthday Weekend.

AA warning both council and Government Aucklanders need to see tax benefits quickly.

After much anticipation, this city has joined the ranks of modern cities around the globe.

Police and transport bosses are appealing to motorists to drive safely this long weekend.

Eight people have died in police pursuits this year, three were teenagers.

The Herald takes a look at "fleeing driver policy" and the divided opinions on it.

Postal services are saved by local intervention, as bars and restaurants keep multiplying.

Bus drivers are striking over poor working conditions in Auckland tomorrow.

Five people have died in crashes on roads around the country so far this weekend.

EDITORIAL: Too many families have been torn apart by a failure to make safety a priority.

The death of the "much loved father and grandfather" was preventable, WorkSafe says.