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New safety ratings aim to help car buyers
How does your car rate? Motorists can now assess the safety of their next used vehicle with the release of the 2015 Used Car Safety Ratings guide.
How does your car rate? Motorists can now assess the safety of their next used vehicle with the release of the 2015 Used Car Safety Ratings guide.
The construction of a vital link in Auckland's inner city cycle network is one step closer - with the arrival of two of the seven sections needed to build the bridge.
The Government appears to be coming around to user-pays charges, such as a motorway toll, to tackle Auckland's chronic traffic congestion and population growth.
The Government and Auckland Council have today signed off terms of reference setting out how central and local government will work together to develop the city's transport system.
Urgent changes are being recommended at level crossings in Auckland and Wellington after a 24-year-old man was struck and killed by a train.
Uber's dramatic growth in London has seen the number of private hire vehicles on the capital's roads surge by 26 per cent over the past two years.
An Auckland firefighter fined for parking his engine at a bus stop has hit out at what he calls over-zealous traffic wardens.
A major roadblock has been unblocked after the Environment Court refused to rule in favour of a powerful landlord.
Auckland Transport is taking legal action to force owners of Eden Terrace properties to sell up for the $2.5 billion City Rail Link.
Associate Transport Minister Craig Foss has revealed the Government is still considering increasing the speed limit on certain roads.
Cars that can drive themselves could be key to cutting commuter congestion in New Zealand's major cities.
Three top transport officials accused of bribery totalling more than $1 million look set to go to trial.
Auckland Mayor Len Brown sits down with Herald transport journalist Mathew Dearnaley to answer questions about motorway tolls, Britomart bottlenecks and more.
Auckland's grand plan for the next 30 years has been lambasted by a Massey University researcher for giving too big a nod to roads ahead of better public transport.
As part of the Herald's World Class Auckland series we speak to a variety of experts to see what they think needs to be done to improve transport.
Auckland business community alarmed proposed $1b highway and associated roading to ease freight deliveries in and out of the city's industrial hub remain years away.
Auckland's burgeoning Asian population could be a boon for turning our car-dominated city into one more geared for public transport.
Vancouver on Canada's Pacific seaboard is geographically not unlike Auckland, and faces similar challenges from plans to cram in another million residents over the next 30 years.
As Auckland strains at the seams, fears abound over our transport system's capacity to provide the heavy lifting needed to keep a bulging population on the move.
Zero tolerance was the holiday message to motorists - yet staff at our road safety agency went over 100km/h on 33,000 occasions.
Bus and ferry operator Souter Group is flagging the possibility of a public listing as it puts down the accelerator on growth.
Staff caught illegally hooning in work cars at least 8500 times in nine months
Massive billboards that look like trains are to be placed at railway crossings to prompt drivers to slow down and check for trains.
Uber may look twice at contracts it has here in New Zealand if a US court rules its 200,000 Californian drivers are employees, not contractors.
An Uber case debating employee or independent contractor status is significant for other firms in the sharing economy.
American Airlines and Qantas say their expanded alliance across the Pacific will directly benefit New Zealand passengers and they expect more competitive air fares across the Pacific.
Faulty software has been blamed for a pay machine in Auckland's Downtown parking building gobbling up a motorist's $50 note and leaving her with a "credit ticket".
The Transport Agency says the props, or supports, are only a temporary part of the planned construction of the Waterview Connection's Great North Rd Interchange.
Transport authorities say an urban freeway will close completely for the first time in recent memory to allow for construction of New Zealand's first "smart motorway".
Children from a Māori immersion class in Pukekohe are the stars of a new digital book released by Auckland Transport for Māori Language Week.