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  • Associate Transport Minister Craig Foss welcomes in-flight support for road safety

    Posted on 19 August 2015
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  • Rail Safety Week – 10 – 16 August 2015

    Posted on 09 August 2015

    Rail Safety Week is planned and coordinated by KiwiRail in close association with TrackSAFE NZ and other organisations such as NZ Police, NZ Transport Agency.

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  • Most serious crashes on country roads

    Posted on 03 August 2015
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  • Night maintenance work SH1 Whangarei

    Posted on 02 August 2015
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  • Three fleeing driver incidents in Northland (Sunday 2 August 2015)

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  • Diesel Spill Ngunguru – four separate road crashes

    Posted on 28 July 2015

    Diesel Spill Ngunguru Northland police are investigating four separate road crashes on Ngunguru Road East of Rockingham Road.

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  • Northland Police appeal to motorists to slow down

    Posted on 20 July 2015

    Police are appealing to motorists to slow down, wear restraints and not drive after drinking alcohol.

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  • Loose loads are dangerous – the NZ Transport Agency urges motorists to “tie it down”

    Posted on 15 July 2015

    Loose loads are road hazards that have the potential to kill or harm…..

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