Look right, look left, look for trains. That's the message NZ Police and the NZ Transport Agency are supporting this Rail Safety Week, and it could save your life.
The NZ Transport Agency is prosecuting Daily Freight (1994) Limited for alleged breaches of the Railways Act 2005, following an investigation into an incident in Auckland on 25 January 2018 involving runaway rail wagons which the Transport Agency believes resulted in potential risks to rail safety.
Christchurch City Council's Uni-Cycle Major Cycle Route received the top honour at the annual Bike to the Future Awards in Palmerston North last night.
Learner riders may soon be able to use approved electric motorcycles under upcoming proposed Rule changes.
Winter journeys: Be Safe. Plan Ahead.
Winter has definitely arrived in New Zealand, complete with ice, fog, rain and snow, which can add up to treacherous conditions on the road.
Finalists for the 2018 Bike to the Future Awards, New Zealand's national cycling awards, have been announced.
Road safety partners NZ Police and NZ Transport Agency are teaming up to support road safety charity Brake this Road Safety Week (7-13 May).
The NZ Transport Agency is revoking the certifications for 616 drawbeams and drawbars fitted to trucks and trailers due to serious safety concerns.
The NZ Transport Agency and NZ Police say the findings of a new AA Research report highlight the importance of the 'safe system' approach to reducing deaths and serious injuries on New Zealand roads.
A concept to improve the driving skills of 15 to 19 year olds has won the NZ Transport Agency's first ever Hackathon.
The second national Aotearoa Bike Challenge has encouraged thousands more New Zealanders to cycle, with more than 14,300 people from over 1600 organisations taking part, including over 2600 new riders.