Safety

Media releases about safety issues.

15 August 2011

Motorists urged to stay off the roads

Drivers appear to be heeding advice to stay off the roads as snow falls across the country, with the AA breakdown service reporting fewer than normal call outs in the South Island.

29 July 2011

Age change alone won’t save young drivers

More time behind the wheel rather than physical age is the most important thing for improving the safety of learner drivers, says the AA.

21 July 2011

New Zealand halfway to lowest road toll in six decades

The AA is hoping New Zealand’s annual road toll is on its way to falling below 300 for the first time in 59 years.

14 July 2011

How to give road crashes the cold shoulder

Be aware of the conditions you’re driving in.

13 July 2011

Facts must support 40km/h speed limit

Evidence rather than ideology must be the basis for deciding whether to reduce Wellington’s residential speed limit from 50km/h, says the AA.

20 April 2011

AA safety tips for Easter holiday drivers

The AA is pleased to hear the Police will be focusing on a range of dangerous driving behaviour this Easter weekend.

31 March 2011

New resources for older drivers welcome, but uptake needed

The AA is welcoming the NZ Transport Agency’s release of updated resources for older drivers today, but has concerns the information may not easily reach people.

10 February 2011

Tips for Christchurch cyclists and motorists during Bike Wise Month

February is Bike Wise Month so more people are out cycling, particularly on Go By Bike Day next Wednesday 16 February.

8 February 2011

AA tips for cyclists and motorists during Bike Wise Month

With more people making the effort to get out cycling during February, which is Bike Wise Month, the AA has some safety tips for cyclists and motorists.

31 January 2011

Keep school children safe on the roads

The AA is reminding all drivers that children will begin returning to school this week so drivers need to be extra vigilant.

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