'Very confused, bleeding everywhere': Witness on horror crash
A woman was left trapped and screaming after her car collided with truck in Manawatū.
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest fromTransport
Delays for airport traffic after SH20 crash
NZTA has advised motorists catching flights to expect delays on the motorway.
'Terrifying' - govt e-scooter and e-bike reforms fall short, says safety advocate
Road safety advocate says one measure is "terrifying".
A $6.8b transport boost will unlock Auckland's regional growth
New transport projects selected to boost housing and economic activity.
City of cones, cranes, and congestion . . . Auckland's transformation
Leading engineer Barry Potter says it's well worth the pain.
March Madness: Fines proposed for overdue developers who block CBD traffic
AT admits they do not have the power to make private developers finish CBD works on time.
Matt Lowrie: We can't risk railroading of Auckland's transport planning
COMMENT: The choice of a delivery partner to develop light rail in Auckland is critical.
'Massive voyage': City Rail Link's next step
The $4.4b CRL project is a transformational driver for Auckland's future growth.
Double trouble? Adrienne Young-Cooper's chairwoman roles
Young-Cooper brings "combined perspective" across two key CCOs, Mayor Phil Goff says.
Auckland construction boom: Collaboration essential
The construction work that has changed the face of Auckland is just a start.
Letters: Recycling cost spurs poor choices
If it's difficult or costly to recycle or dump, poorer people will make poor choices.
Revealed: The cost of ban on cars in central Auckland
Since 2001 the number of people driving into the CBD at the morning peak has not changed.
Power struggle: E-scooters more popular that e-bikes, retail data reveals
An electric transport retailer in Auckland was not surprised by the results.
Auckland light rail: Is it Shane Jones vs Phil Twyford now?
Shane Jones casts doubt on light rail but Phil Twyford, despite complaints, remains keen.
Rolling, rolling, rolling: Who's driving those big rigs on NZ roads
Three companies have a combined three-and-a-half centuries of history on the road.
West Auckland trains delayed by fault
West Auckland commuters are being told trains will operate at reduced frequency.
5-year traffic disruption: How to avoid chaos as Auckland rebuilds
Avoid this major Auckland intersection till early next year.
Port of Tauranga-Tainui deal unlocks Ruakura giant
Ruakura inland port and industrial/logistics powerhouse gets lift-off - finally.
Crash near Oteha Valley on-ramp causing delays
A crash is causing delays by the Oteha Valley on-ramp in Auckland this morning.
Auckland rail on track to double usage popularity by 2028
Auckland Transport's chairwomen told MPs rail is the city's public transport 'backbone'.
'Personal vendetta': Northland trucking boss blasts NZTA crackdown
Stan Semenoff says the NZTA crackdown was fuelled by a personal vendetta.
Audrey Young: Nats, NZ First wrangle - who really killed the car tax plan?
The scheme has had a bumpy road ever since Julie Anne Genter proposed it.
Air pollution: how much NO2 are city dwellers breathing?
A team of scientists measured nitrogen oxide levels in 50 homes on a busy Wellington road.
Six60 concert: What you need to know about Auckland's massive gig
The Kiwi hitmakers' concert has sold out.
Elon Musk: From sleeping in factory to on the cusp of launching crew into space
Trump has compared him to Thomas Edison, calling him "one of our great geniuses."
20 missing after horror train crash in Australia
Emergency services worked late into Thursday night.
Focus: Uber Eats coming to more regions
Focus: Uber eats is coming to five new regional cities this year, and exploring delivering your groceries too. Video / Jed Bradley
On yer bike: Goff invites Hosking to leave Auckland
Mike Hosking was annoyed when roadworks prevented him getting to the hairdresser.
Focus: Cops on e-bikes could be patrolling near you
Focus: NZ Police are starting a 4-week e-bike trial. Senior Sergeant Leah Everest who is in charge of operational planning for road policing, tells us why. Video / Michael Craig
Auckland's CityLINK bus fleet to go electric by end of 2020
The city is committed to having its whole 1360-strong fleet fully electric by 2040.
Auckland traffic: AT says cycleway project running late
Victoria St is meant to carry the load when a Wellesley St intersection closes on March 1.
Transmission Gully cost blows out to more than $1b
Money will go towards supporting the joint venture, local sub-contractors and employment.
'Hell to pay' if Tamaki Drive cycleway project causes chaos
More than 30,000 vehicles use Tamaki Drive every day.