
Watch: 'Disturbing' findings as almost half NZ drivers fail to stop at railway crossings
95% of collisions and 73% of near misses at crossings with flashing lights and bells.
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
'This is exactly the kind of smart, enforceable change our communities need.'
Transport Minister Chris Bishop said the NZTA board has endorsed the project.
The road is shut and emergency crews are redirecting traffic.
Construction is expected to begin in late 2025, subject to funding and consents.
Expect cooler weather, cafe surcharges and extra police on the roads.
And there are warnings for other regions as a low-pressure system brings wild weather.
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There have been 127 crashes on Main North Rd since 2015, with five fatalities.
The te reo signs use red for 'Stop' and green for 'Go'.
The Government has announced a $219 million boost for Cyclone Gabrielle recovery.
'Te reo Māori is not a translation, a novelty, or a risk. It is official. It is sacred.'
Police say motorists should expect delays.
ANPR cameras would charge fees for using busy roads during peak times.
No one knew about their marriage until after they'd conned the Government agency.
The person, who suffered a medical event, was airlifted to Waikato Hospital.
The te reo sign read 'Taihoa' and 'Haere' instead of 'Stop' and 'Go'.
The Martinborough crash involved a car and a four-seater bike.
The Serious Crash Unit is investigating the cause of the accident.
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Drilling takes four to five days per hole, reaching depths of 75m.
The new highway will open in June, with the exact date not yet set.
Emergency services responded late on April 10.
The news comes as the provisional national road death toll for the month almost doubled.
Cameras have proven to lower speeds and reduce crash impacts.
Traffic will be detoured between 11am and 1pm in the Kamai Range.
One person is injured; traffic management is in place.
NZTA will revert the limit to 100km/h by July 1 after public consultation.
The speed limit on SH51 was changed from 80km/h to 100km/h overnight.