Limit on national secondary roads will fall from 100km/h to 80km/h later this year

Spped limits will be reduced from 80km/h to 60km/h in February in an aim to reduce road fatalities.

A dawn ceremony was hosted by mana whenua Ngāti Rāhiri and Ngāti Kawa who welcomed iwi leaders, politicians and the masses.

Reducing speeds is part of the Government’s road-safety strategy, targeted at reducing fatalities

A witness who called the police after a man was hit by multiple vehicles on an Auckland motorway last week says the fact no one stopped is disgusting.

A New Zealand survey just published, has revealed no detectable signs of kauri in the Hūnua Ranges. The health monitoring survey, the first for the...

South African motorists will enjoy reduced ownership costs from today onwards.

POLICE say it was a miracle that a tragedy was avoided after a drunk lorry driver spooked motorists for 20 kilometres on the AP-7 motorway in...

PALMA’S Policia Local have stepped up patrols to stop the chaos of cars blocking traffic lanes to airport car parks as they wait to pick up...

Police said the vechiles were part of a funeral procession moving from Manurewa to Pukekohe on State Highway 1.