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Keeping you up to date with the latest road safety news and trends in Northland.

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  • Twitter Post from Dave Harford: ‘All road users should remember trucks have blind spots’.

    Posted on 19 October 2015
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  • NZ Police Facebook Message Re Rugby World Cup followers and driver risks

    Posted on 18 September 2015

    https://www.facebook.com/NZPolice/

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  • Poll – The 5 Most Disliked Driver Behaviours In New Zealand

    Posted on 04 September 2015

    A recent Colmar Brunton poll on driving etiquette in New Zealand asked Kiwis what driver behaviour annoyed them most on the road.

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  • Volunteers Wanted Northland Road Safety Association Committee

    Posted on 26 August 2015
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  • Safe Speed Drivers –– winners claim date extended to 14 August 2015

    Posted on 03 August 2015
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  • New Northland Road Safety Facebook Page

    Posted on 29 July 2015

    New Northland Road Safety Facebook Page Set Up

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  • Report a bad driver – *555 and Roadwatch

    Posted on 16 July 2015

    Dial *555 FREE from a mobile phone to report road incidents which are urgent but not life-threatening. For emergencies call 111.

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  • Safe Speed Driver Project – Congratulations to the winners!!!!!

    Posted on 22 June 2015
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  • "Drink Or Drive......But Never Both"

    — Operation Save Lives
  • "'Recklessness is a species of crime and should be so regarded on our streets and highways'"

    — Marlen E. Pew
  • "Texting While Driving......Go Together Like.....Running Naked Through Nettles"

    — Operation Save Lives
  • "A pedestrian hit at 30km/h has a 90 percent chance of surviving. A pedestrian hit at 50km/h has a 30 percent chance. The risks for vulnerable pedestrians, such as the elderly or children, are higher again."

    — NZTA - Better Conversations about Road Risk
  • "Distracted drivers kill other road users in crashes more often than themselves "

    — Distraction-related fatal collisions 2000-2016 Canada TIRF Fact Sheet
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