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NZ driving angers visitors

New Zealand may have just had its lowest road toll in six decades, but our drivers are just as rude and reckless as ever, visitors say. The average car-bound Kiwi has been described as "impatient" and "not very courteous."

Text driving initiative too late, says campaigner

Big rise in number of Kiwi drivers texting - survey

Motorway u-turn advice shocks driver

Major companies raise petrol prices, but Gull stays steady

BP, Caltex and Z Energy have raised the price of petrol five cents a litre - but Gull NZ says a price increase is unnecessary.

Year in review: US downgraded and desperate in 2011

Auckland holiday traffic moves again after pile-up

Warning to holidaymakers from police

Auckland City heads offshore for $2.5b

NZ stocks steady after early falls

The New Zealand stock exchange closed today down 2.78 per cent after sharp falls earlier today, but more markets around the world are continuing to suffer from investor concerns about the downgrading of the US credit rating.

Teens rush to gain driver licences

Fifteen-year-olds have been rushing to sit the driving test for their learner's licence before tomorrow's law change.

Extra jolt for electric vehicles

Mobile unit can power cars up to help them get to the nearest charging point.

NZ on target for sub-300 road toll

Toll-road rises hit cheats hardest

Drivers face new fees at toll kiosks

Petrol: 'It should be below $2 a litre'

Editorial: Knuckle down and buckle up

Editorial: Zero toll good sign police are on track