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No off-ramp for Puhoi

Lee's bus plan for busy road - straight down the middle

NZ roads coming up short

Phantom police trick motorists into slowing down

Kiwi drivers may have been fooled into thinking they would get a speeding ticket during Queen's Birthday weekend, contributing to a dramatic drop in the holiday weekend road toll.

Heavy snow disrupts South Island

Queenstown schools are closed with drivers urged to take extreme care on central South Island roads after heavy snow fell in the area, with more expected.

<i>Ask Phoebe:</i> Stick with speedo to keep on right side of police

<i>Ask Phoebe:</i> No driving in bus lane also means no parking

What are your biggest frustrations with Kiwi drivers?

Selfish drivers with a "me first" attitude are the top frustration for Kiwi motorists, an AA Insurance survey finds. </b> nzherald.co.nz readers respond. </b>

<i>Brian Rudman:</i> Barmy bus-lane ruling adds fuel to case for new lords and masters

Police hope to avoid Queen's Birthday holiday carnage

Police plan to crack down on speeding motorists doing as little as 4km over the limit this weekend.

Auckland city road repairs delay long weekend traffic

Protest threat to holiday traffic flow

Holidaymakers making an early break out of Auckland this afternoon face added disruption on the main road north, from opponents of the Super City.

Anti-boy racer bylaw proposed for Papakura

Boy racers could be banned from many Papakura streets if a proposed bylaw goes ahead.

<i>Ask Phoebe</i>: Jumping into bus lane only for those turning, not for beating the traffic

Council ditches plans for Dominion Rd bus loops

NZ's young over-represented in road accident stats

Among OECD countries, New Zealand tied with Greece and Poland in having the worst road fatalities of zero- to 14-year-olds per capita.

Torrential rain causes North Island chaos

Rapidly rising floodwaters last night forced Bay of Plenty residents from their homes and trapped motorists.

NZ drivers' risk-taking horrifying, say police

Police are stunned after an undercover photo-shoot snapped 54 drivers on the wrong side of the road in five hours.