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Safer vehicles
Safer vehicles
Safer vehicles
Some vehicles are safer than others.
The engineering and design of a vehicle and whether it has safety features play a vital part in both reducing the chances of a crash and protecting people from harm if they are in one.
The average age of a New Zealand car is currently 13 years old. Getting more people into safer vehicles will significantly improve our safety.
Vehicle Safety for Children
Children’s car seats have a reputation for being difficult to understand and install, but this doesn’t have to be the case.
Safety ratings of used cars
Used Car Safety Ratings provide car crash test results which are critical in helping buyers choose the safest vehicles. Check the rating of your car today.
Safety ratings of new cars
Check crash test ratings before buying a new car. New Car Safety Ratings indicate how safe it’s likely to be in an accident. Check your next car with the AA.
Pedestrian protection
The AA supports practical measures that reduce the aggressiveness of vehicles which can in turn reduce injuries to pedestrians in the event of an accident.
Warrant of Fitness (WoF)
A Warrant of Fitness is not just about getting a sticker for your car, motorcycle or trailer. It’s about safety. Get your independent assessment at the AA.