Media releases

26 March 2013

Drivers, let’s repeat last Easter’s zero road toll

Last Easter New Zealand motorists’ set the gold standard for safe holiday weekend driving and this year the Automobile Association wants a repeat.

1 March 2013

PetrolWatch - Feb 2013: Fuel prices reach 6-month high

Motorists received a rude shock during late January and February, with petrol prices rising 11 cents a litre, or over 5 percent, in the space of a fortnight.

12 February 2013

Share the road safely tomorrow ... and every day

The AA is reminding all drivers that there will likely be lots of bikes on the roads tomorrow.

5 February 2013

School’s back ... AA urges extra care on the roads

The AA is urging motorists to take extra care on the roads as wet conditions combine with schools starting their year.

27 January 2013

AA welcomes changes to WoF system

The NZ Automobile Association is welcoming the government’s decision to reduce the frequency of the Warrant of Fitness (WoF) inspection.

24 January 2013

AA welcomes plans to improve rural school safety

The NZ Automobile Association is welcoming government plans to improve road safety around rural schools.

2 January 2013

Tragic turn-around in 2012’s road toll

The increase in the road toll in 2012 is both tragic and extremely disappointing, says the Automobile Association.

20 December 2012

Up to every driver to prevent holiday crashes

Almost every road crash is preventable. That is the message the AA wants drivers to take on board as we head into the riskiest time of the year on our roads.

3 December 2012

PetrolWatch – November 2012: Fuel prices remain stable

Fuel prices remained relatively stable during November, with petrol falling 3 cents per litre early in the month before rising 4 cents two weeks later, following increased tensions in the Middle East.

26 November 2012

Police blitz a reminder to leave the cellphone alone

The AA fully supports the Police cracking down on drivers using their cellphones this week.

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