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  • Faces Of The Road Toll

    Posted on 05 January 2017
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  • Poetry & Voices of Children Urge Drivers To Check their Speed for Summer Campaign

    Posted on 29 November 2016

    The voices of children and the power of poetry are adding to the call to reduce serious injuries and deaths on our roads this summer.

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  • New Speed Management Guide

    Posted on 14 November 2016

    Associate Transport Minister Craig Foss says a new Speed Management Guide released today will modernise New Zealand’s approach to managing speed and enable a limit of 110km/h on some roads.

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  • Summer weather helps progress Brynderwyn Improvements project (NZTA Media Release)

    Posted on 30 October 2016

    Construction work on the State Highway 1 Brynderwyn Improvements project is ramping up as the warmer, drier, spring weather approaches.

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  • Labour Weekend – Highway Hotspots

    Posted on 05 October 2016

    Highway Hotspots Information for Labour Weekend is available at www.nzta.govt.nz/hotspots on the interactive map

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  • Proposed amendments to Whangarei District Council’s Vehicles on Beaches Bylaw

    Posted on 26 June 2016
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  • NZTA MEDIA RELEASE – Tell us what you think

    Posted on 21 June 2016
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  • NZTA MEDIA RELEASE – Reminder to prevent stock from wandering onto highways

    Posted on 08 June 2016

    Reminder to prevent stock from wandering onto highways

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  • "Even The Best, Can Get Better"

    — Ride Forever
  • "'Recklessness is a species of crime and should be so regarded on our streets and highways'"

    — Marlen E. Pew
  • "'Buzzed driving is drunk driving'"

    — Author Unknown
  • "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
  • "Despite popular belief, hands-free and Bluetooth operation aren’t safer—that cognitive load is still present"

    — 2014 book 'A Deadly Wandering'
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