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Information for drivers taking medication - Are You Safe To Drive?
  • Information for drivers taking medication – Are You Safe To Drive?

    Posted on 25 September 2017
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  • Far North Road Safety Campaign Media Release

    Posted on 06 July 2017
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  • Ride4Ever (R4E) Motor Cycle Training In Whangarei

    Posted on 05 July 2017
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  • Loop Road North to Smeatons Hill safety improvements

    Posted on 15 March 2017

    Improvements to the SH1 and Loop Road intersection to make it safer and easier to use. This is part of the important strategic link between Auckland and Whangarei.

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  • Where there is Life – There is Hope – Elber Twomey

    Posted on 21 February 2017
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  • Christmas & New Year Holiday Hotspots From NZTA

    Posted on 21 December 2016

    Safe travels if you are heading away for your holiday break.

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  • Sharing the road with trucks

    Posted on 18 September 2016

    Vehicles of many sizes share New Zealand’s road network, but they don’t always share it safely.
    Every year around 80 people die as a result of crashes between trucks and cars or motorcycles, and a further 800 people are injured.

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  • National Drive Electric Week Presentations – EV 101 – Electric Cars for Beginners

    Posted on 11 September 2016
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  • "The top three distractions while driving mentioned by respondents were children, people outside the car, and passengers"

    — Public attitudes to road safety survey, Ministry of Transport 2014
  • "Texting While Driving......Go Together Like.....Winning The Powerball Jackpot Then Losing The Ticket."

    — Operation Save Lives
  • "Buckle Up It's Like A Safety Hug"

  • "'Texting while driving increases the risk of a crash 23.2 times over unimpaired driving'"

    — Virginia Tech Transportation Institute
  • "Driving 5km/h above the speed limit in a 60km/h zone has the same level of casualty risk as driving at the New Zealand drink-driving limit (blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of 50 mg/100 ml)."

    — NZTA - Better Conversations about Road Risk
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