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One bloody expensive car smash

Waterview project on fast track

Buses keep priority lanes

Bus lane signs being ignored, study suggests

Backdown on bus lanes

Auckland City Council says it will now treat motorists more leniently and fairly and will push lawmakers to cut the $150 fines nearly in half.

Council backtracks on bus lane enforcement

After a backlash over its overzealous issuing of bus lane fines, Auckland City Council today agreed to new initiatives "to ensure a fair and reasonable approach" to bus lane enforcement.

New section of motorway opens

A new 4.5km stretch of motorway connecting the southern and southwestern motorways at Manukau has been opened.

Holiday highway access has historic town revolting

'No gas in the private tank'

Fletcher Building's construction book is 84 per cent Government-led and that won't change any time soon.

Taxis in cities to get security cameras

Taxis in large towns and cities will be fitted out with security cameras from next year in an effort to improve safety, but the cost of installing them will fall with companies and drivers.

Drivers in dark over new bus lane signs

Auckland City is refusing to say where on its 36km network of bus lanes it will put new signs and markers today.

PM: I'd only have one wine

John Key says he wouldn't have more than one wine before driving, but is standing by not yet reducing the alcohol limit.

Technology to combat car gangs 'too costly'

Steven Joyce scrapped a planned crackdown on professional car thieves despite support from the Justice Ministry and police.

Drink driving: why the law must change

A shock Herald test saw a member of staff able to down nine beers before hitting the legal drink drive limit.

Tolls bring Tauranga's link road 7 years closer

Joyce concedes lower limit could save lives