Media releases

1 October 2013

PetrolWatch - Sep 2013: Fuel prices drop 8 cents with more cuts due

Petrol and diesel prices fell 8 cents per litre during September, and the AA says fuel companies should be cutting prices further.

30 September 2013

AA Members back lower BAC limit

It is time for New Zealand to lower the legal limit for drinking and driving, says the Automobile Association.

27 September 2013

Hamilton council pushing on with flawed speed limit changes

The AA is disappointed that Hamilton City Council did not listen to public concerns over the ongoing reductions of speed limits throughout the city.

11 September 2013

AA Roadservice app for Android smartphones now available

Stranded motorists are just a click away from assistance with the latest release of the AA Roadservice mobile app on Google’s Play Store.

2 September 2013

NZ road safety campaigner given international award

The Automobile Association is paying tribute to researcher Gerald Waters, who has been recognised with a prestigious global award for his efforts to reduce impaired driving on New Zealand roads. Mr Waters last week received an International Council on Alcohol, Drugs and Traffic Safety’ (ICADTS) award in Brisbane.

2 September 2013

PetrolWatch - Aug 2013: Diesel prices reach highest level in 21 months

Diesel prices rose 7 cents through August to finish at $1.60 a litre at most service stations, the highest diesel prices have been since November 2011.

9 August 2013

AA welcomes new WoF rule

The AA welcomes the government’s decision to implement changes to the Warrant of Fitness regime which will save motorists at least $160 million a year.

6 August 2013

Aucklanders worst out of fuel offenders

Cars are more fuel efficient these days but drivers still run out of gas and Aucklanders are the worst offenders.

15 July 2013

Everyone must contribute to Auckland transport investment

The release of the Funding Auckland’s Transport Future document today shows there is no easy answer to the city’s transport needs, says the Automobile Association.

28 June 2013

Government gives certainty to Auckland's transport future - AA

The AA welcomes the Government’s announcement of a $10 billion package of major infrastructure projects to meet Auckland’s future transport needs.

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