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NZ Road Safety Week 2015: 'Look out for kids'
The annual road safety awareness drive starts tomorrow, and the emphasis this year will be on children, described by Associate Transport Minister Craig Foss as “our most vulnerable road users”.
The annual road safety awareness drive starts tomorrow, and the emphasis this year will be on children, described by Associate Transport Minister Craig Foss as “our most vulnerable road users”.
Auckland Mayor Len Brown is proposing a 6.5 per cent rates increase today to spend more on transport.
On April 1 (I kid you not) Auckland Council received an update on air-quality regulations which showed more work with the Government was needed.
Former Auckland Transport officials and the head of a project management firm face multiple corruption charges for alleged offences reaching back nine years.
The cycle fund is already contributing to an $11m bikeway from Upper Queen St to Victoria St.
New police red-light cameras with radar technology will go live in Auckland and Wellington starting Thursday.
Last week while passing the Howick and Eastern Buses depot in Botany I was somewhat concerned to see two of the buses had been repainted all over in blue and with large "Metro" logos....
New Zealand passports have made the top 20 most powerful passports in the world list, sneaking in at number 20.
A decline in the number of parents hiring car seats from Plunket for their newborns has prompted the child welfare charity to start phasing out the service.
Auckland Transport is accused of softening up rail commuters for slower trips on new electric trains by adding three minutes to its western line timetable.
A ban on cars from the summit of Mt Eden has been confirmed as likely by the end of this year.
Site enabling works on New Zealand's biggest new infrastructure project, Transmission Gully, begin this month.
The Government remains sceptical about plans by Auckland Council to introduce a motorway toll or a fuel tax as a new congestion busting tool.
An investigation which found Chinese workers weren't exploited while fixing KiwiRail trains 'stinks of a cover up' says Labour MP Trevor Mallard.
After a year living in Mexico it's fair to say the roads were chaotic there. But, I truly believe Mexican drivers were better than Aucklanders, writes Sam Judd.
The New Zealand Transport Agency says the letters I, O, V and X have all been excluded for use in the current series of general issue licence plates.
Early morning ferry sailings across the Cook Strait have been hit by delays and cancellations.
A new system to determine new car licensing levies has been criticised for determining higher fees be charged to owners of vehicles with a safe track record.
Artists' impressions of Auckland's City Rail Link include a new underground station at Karangahape Rd built to resemble a stingray.
Drivers have admitted to using internet banking, writing Facebook posts and even playing games on their smartphones while behind the wheel.
Keen to avoid peak-hour traffic? There's an app for that.
Threats to burn down a driving tester's home and to call down divine retribution on another's children are among a growing number of abuse cases faced by licensing staff.
ANZ's Truckometer is signalling some slowdown in the pace of growth in the first three months of the year.
Buying a house on the city's outskirts can save Aucklanders up to $50,000 each year in mortgage repayments, despite the added commuting costs.