An Auto Media Group publication Sunday 15 November 2026
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Policy & Regulation

Government, regulators and the rules that shape the transport sector.

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Freight & Logistics

Auckland mayor backs congestion charging as report warns of $2.6b cost by 2026

Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown is throwing his support behind congestion charging, calling it a key solution to easing traffic, boosting productivity, and improving freight movement in…

Policy & Regulation

NZTA grants temporary licence exemption for electric trucks up to 7500kg

Drivers with a Class 1 licence will now be able to legally operate heavier electric trucks under a new exemption announced by the NZ Transport Agency…

Fuel & Energy

Govt to consider ‘special economic zones’, including Marsden Point

Marsden Point could become part of a "special economic zone" (SEZ) aimed at ensuring New Zealand’s fuel and energy resilience as well as attracting overseas investors…

Policy & Regulation

Govt allocates $200m to remove Auckland level crossings

Auckland’s rail and road network is set for a major upgrade with the Government committing up to $200 million to remove level crossings in Takanini and…

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Freight & Logistics

Govt appoints directors to Ferry Holdings Limited

Rail Minister Winston Peters has announced director appointments for Ferry Holdings Limited – the schedule 4a company charged with negotiating ferry procurement contracts for two new inter-island ferries.

Policy & Regulation

‘Failure is not an option’: Daimler Truck executive issues warning ahead of German election

As global economies push for decarbonisation, European commercial vehicle manufacturers will struggle to remain economically viable unless urgent action is taken.

Business & People

NZ to host global investment summit as Govt pushes for growth

New Zealand is set to host a high-profile global investment summit in March, with around 100 investors, business leaders, and construction companies expected to attend.

Infrastructure

Pothole repairs hitting govt’s 24-hour target

Around 98% of potholes on state highways are being repaired within 24 hours of identification every month since targets were introduced, Transport Minister Chris Bishop says…

Infrastructure

Transporting NZ backs speed limit changes

National road freight association Transporting New Zealand is welcoming the Government's move to reverse speed limit reductions on 38 sections of the state highway network, saying the changes will reduce journey times and help avoid dangerous behaviour by frustrated drivers.

Policy & Regulation

Govt begins reversing Labour’s speed limit reductions

Reversals to Labour’s blanket speed limit reductions are underway, starting with 38 sections of state highway across the country, Transport Minister Chris Bishop says. The Land…

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