Media releases
5 December 2024
NZ AA appoints Chief Technology Officer and Chief Financial Officer
The AA has made two new appointments to its Executive Leadership Team, Stephanie Creasy as Chief Technology Officer, and an internal promotion of Renee Kinloch to Chief Financial Officer.
28 November 2024
AA welcomes ex-Mayor as its first ever Driving Instructor in Gisborne
The AA Driving School is passing the keys to its newest Driving Instructor, Meng Fon, former Mayor of Gisborne, and now the first AA instructor to hit the road in the region.
18 October 2024
Driver licensing review a chance to improve road safety by better equipping novice drivers
A fresh look at how we train new drivers could be an opportunity to change New Zealand’s driving culture and make our roads a safer place, the AA says.
21 August 2024
Is there a safer way? New research paper puts driver licensing system under the microscope
The AA Research Foundation today released a study into driver licensing aiming to help address New Zealand’s tragically high youth road death toll.
17 July 2024
Camera zone signage will encourage safer speeds and give motorists a fair go
The roll out of speed camera warning signs will alert more drivers to travel at safer speeds though high-risk areas, the AA says.
16 July 2024
AA urges drivers to be vigilant in frosty conditions as flat battery callouts rise
The Automobile Association is reminding motorists their car batteries will be feeling the effects of winter just as much as people are, as flat battery callouts top 10,000 since June 1.
25 June 2024
AA urges fast action to address ferry infrastructure
The grounding of the Interislander ferry Aratere over the weekend again highlighted a crucial vulnerability in New Zealand’s transport network, the AA says.
6 June 2024
AA welcomes more funds for road maintenance
The AA welcomes the investment in road maintenance announced by the Government today as great news for all road users.
21 May 2024
No time to waste in starting roadside drug testing
Giving Police the ability to use roadside drug testing devices will fix a gap in New Zealand’s road safety strategy that has been exposed for too long, the AA says.
27 March 2024
AA asks: When will more speed cameras get warning signs?
New Zealand will soon have its first permanent speed camera with warning signage go live – but the AA cannot understand why it is the only one.