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Toll opponent loses court appeal
An outspoken opponent of tolls has lost his latest court appeal over unpaid toll fees.
An outspoken opponent of tolls has lost his latest court appeal over unpaid toll fees.
Len Brown's staff have been riding in special shuttles zipping around Auckland - apparently because it's faster than the public transport they provide to ratepayers.
TV3 owner MediaWorks Holdings is opposing Auckland Transport in the Environment Court over conditions for the $2.86 billion City Rail Link.
Historically distances between towns or cities were taken from post office to post office but with the closure of many of these the measurement becomes problematic.
Parents who drive while disqualified or without a licence are passing on the illegal habits to their children, a study has found.
Interislander management have refuted claims by NZ First leader Winston Peters that the ferry Aratere has blown an engine on its return voyage from Singapore.
An emergency closure of two lanes on the Northern Motorway is expected to cause traffic chaos in Auckland.
A 14-year-old was forced to walk home in a storm after his Hop card was blocked - but his father insists it had more than $20 credit on it.
Cyclists are excited about accelerated planning for a bikeway over the route of Auckland's abandoned Eastern Highway project, from Glen Innes to Tamaki Drive.
Noise, vibration, trouble sleeping, turning a popular part of Auckland's waterfront and the busy Albert St into a construction site for years and pedestrian and vehicle disruption.
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.
Transport Minister Gerry Brownlee yesterday highlighted increases in money for walking and cycling
Allowing electric cars in bus and high-occupancy vehicle lanes is being suggested to encourage more drivers to take advantage of renewable power generation.
Because I take the Northern Toll Road frequently, I have signed up for online payments.
The troubled Interislander ferry Aratere is on its way back to New Zealand following repairs in Singapore.
Electric cars are on the brink of a price war, as more new models become available and secondhand Japanese imports sell for as little as $25,000.
A mother and daughter killed when a Dutch driver allegedly ran a stop sign have been laid to rest today.
Commuters in central London faced gridlock today after taxi drivers staged a major protest over the introduction of cut-price fare app Uber.
A recent Element magazine article said only rural areas can use rainwater for drinking and that city councils won't allow it.
Uber, the on-demand ride service has raised a $1.2 billion venture capital round that values it at $17 billion. That makes it more than rental-car giants Hertz Global Holdings or Avis Budget Group.
If you can't hide car number plates behind bikes etc, why is it legal for car dealers to only put one number plate on a car at the back?
Fifty youngsters took to the track at Hampton Downs Motorsport Park in Waikato to test-drive a road-safety course which aims to teach vital skills.
A touching musical tribute today farewelled a "fun-loving, extroverted 12-year-old girl who enjoyed life" before she was killed in a horrific crash last weekend.
The Auckland Council has rejected a $75 million offer for the Downtown carpark - with the CEO saying it's 'not currently for sale'.
Motorists wanting to save up to $10 a day - and enjoy the benefits of scooting down a transit lane - are being advised to find a carpooling mate.
The operators of Tournament Parking have made a surprise offer of $75 million today to buy the downtown carpark from Auckland Council.
Residents' groups ringing central Auckland are ganging up on the city's transport authority to banish commuter parking from their streets.