An investigation into possible regulatory changes around drone use is ongoing.

Bridges gives his take on the new political environment.

Kiwi experts urge people not to dismiss self-driving cars as unsafe after US road tragedy.

Police and the Government should be periodically looking at reviewing police pursuits.

Kids riding a bike on the footpath present same minimal hazard to pedestrians as scooters.

Auckland's next transport plan should include car sharing solutions.

From noon today riding with Uber will be available in Tauranga.

The Ministry of Transport's annual travel survey gives an insight into our travel habits.

'It gets to you after a while'

People living outside Auckland should not have to pay for the city's growth, says Twyford.

The group ask whether sea levels must rise before Wellington gets zero-carbon transport.

Trucking companies recognise that railways are needed as well as roads.

Eddie Tavinor died when part of a driveshaft hurtled through the windscreen of his ute.

The government's coalition and support deals promise much for Auckland, says Simon Wilson.

Viral videos highlight reality of how much these type of accidents are costing taxpayers.

Smart tech enabling cars to talk to other vehicles could slash road deaths and injuries.

Joanne Harrison stole $726,000 of public funds which saw the auditor-general resign.

Police Remembrance Day is the most poignant day in the police calendar, Mike Bush said.

Transport Minister rubbishes Labour's rapid rail bid for Tauranga, Hamilton and Auckland.

EDITORIAL: Ignoring the message to Buckle Up can have catastrophic results for families.

What can we do to get all Kiwis wearing seatbelts, and bring down the growing death rate?

Demerit points will not be introduced for people failing to belt up in New Zealand.

Why do some people not wear seatbelts? An expert explains.

Serious Crash Unit investigator Paul Hayward talks about the stupidity of not belting up.

The Herald spends a day on the road with police to find out how many Kiwis are belting up.

EDITORIAL: It is fair to suppose the report is being suppressed for Martin Matthews' sake.

National has a $2.6 billion election package to fix Auckland's chronic congestion.

A report which led to the resignation of the Auditor-General is being withheld.

New Zealand won't follow the UK's commitment to ban petrol and diesel cars from 2040.

COMMENT: The bizarre events at the Ministry of Transport could end up shaking up politics.