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Driver inattention the biggest annoyance - AA Insurance

Inattentive drivers are the major frustration to New Zealand motorists, according to a new AA Insurance poll.

Fast lane has room for a day job

Speed cameras' new demerit sting

Petrol cuts likely to be temporary: AA

AA: Record petrol prices unjustified

Petrol prices at record high

Motorists have been stung with record petrol prices as major suppliers increased the cost petrol again.

Keep speed and the road toll down, urge police

Carpool comes of age as costs soar

Commission launches 'Credit Sails' probe

Speed campaign nets $1 million

Revenue gathering or road safety? Police and drivers are at odds over speed crackdown.

Crude oil price hits two-year peak

Christchurch spared from petrol rise

Petrol and diesel prices are on the up - but not in Christchurch.

Flood warnings for South Island

Government gets tough on fines

Drivers with overdue traffic fines could have their licences suspended under a new law, which would also send people with overdue fines to prison.

Moody's comfortable with NZ govt debt

AA: Safer roads, cars will reduce toll

Roads and vehicles must be "more forgiving" to curb a road toll which averages more than one death a day, the AA says. Figures released by the Ministry of Transport today show 371 people died on the roads over the past year.

Sub-400 death count far too high, says AA

Delays expected at popular holiday spots

Queues of New Year's Eve traffic are beginning to build around the country.