Driver Reviver Fatigue Stop – Anniversary Weekend
Our fatigue stops offer Northbound drivers and passengers the chance to take a break while enjoying free coffee and refreshments. Take a break and chat with our friendly hardworking volunteers […]
Our fatigue stops offer Northbound drivers and passengers the chance to take a break while enjoying free coffee and refreshments. Take a break and chat with our friendly hardworking volunteers […]
Join us at this year's Touch a Truck! Not just an ordinary truck show. A community day for the whole family, young and old. Emergency vehicles, trucks, tractors, diggers, rollers, […]
Get your bike ride ready at our free drop in workshop! This workshop kicks off our bike-minded events for February, timed to coincide with the Aotearoa Bike Challenge. You can […]
Our fatigue stops offer Northbound drivers and passengers the chance to take a break while enjoying free coffee and refreshments. Take a break and chat with our friendly hardworking volunteers […]
Drop in at Pohe Island to get your bike checked, learn new skills and chat anything bikes! This drop in series is happening in tandem with the Aotearoa Bike Challenge, […]
Give your bike some love at our free Valentine's pop-up workshop! Timed to coincide with the Aotearoa Bike Challenge, which runs all of February. Ride anywhere, anytime to take part […]
Drop in at Pohe Island to get your bike checked, learn new skills and chat anything bikes! This drop in series is happening in tandem with the Aotearoa Bike Challenge, […]
Drop in at Pohe Island to get your bike checked, learn new skills and chat anything bikes! This drop in series is happening in tandem with the Aotearoa Bike Challenge, […]
"Dress For The Slide, Not The Ride"
"A Moments Distraction Can Cause A Lifetime Of Change"
"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."
"'Drink and drive, the Police will show you some new bars'"
"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)."