Media releases
23 November 2012
Auckland Council must immediately release leaked transport report
The AA has called on the Auckland Council to immediately release the SKM report on the future of transport in the city centre, following its leaking to media.
7 November 2012
Motorists earn $35 million in fuel discounts
AA Smartfuel has announced that New Zealand motorists have earned more than $35 million in fuel savings over the first twelve months of the programme.
1 November 2012
PetrolWatch - October 2012: Fuel prices down but could go further
After a brief increase early in October, petrol prices continued a downward trend from September to be at their lowest levels in three months.
20 October 2012
Wider speed camera focus will make roads safer
The AA is welcoming the changes to speed cameras coming into force this weekend that will allow them to recognise trucks or vehicles that are towing something.
19 October 2012
Time for renewed focus on following distances
It is time to bring back the ‘only a fool breaks the two second rule’ campaign, says the AA.
16 October 2012
WoF changes can improve road safety
Groups claiming that changes to our Warrant of Fitness (WoF) regime will lead to more road deaths are misleading the public, says the AA.
3 October 2012
AA members support less frequent WoF
The majority of AA members support the idea of an annual Warrant of Fitness for vehicles up to 12 years of age, a survey has found.
1 October 2012
PetrolWatch - September 2012: Fuel prices on their way down
After two months of price increases during which the cost of petrol reached an all-time high, fuel prices fell three consecutive times during September.
19 September 2012
AA welcomes WoF and vehicle licensing system review
The Automobile Association is welcoming the Government’s discussion document proposing reforms to New Zealand’s Warrant of Fitness (WoF) and Annual Vehicle Licence systems.
4 September 2012
PetrolWatch - August 2012: Petrol prices reach all time high
The price of petrol reached a new record during August, with 91 octane rising to $2.23 per litre.