An Auto Media Group publication Monday 16 November 2026
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Policy & Regulation

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Policy & Regulation

NZTA warns of email scam

The NZ Transport Agency is warning people to be on the lookout for a scam vehicle licence e-mail in circulation. While, the email appears to be…

Freight & Logistics

Bill Richardson Transport World to open new Volkswagen exhibit

Bill Richardson Transport World is announcing that its next exhibition opening in April will focus on the quirky Volkswagen Kombi and Beetle models. Transport World executive…

Policy & Regulation

Roadside drug testing bill set for Parliament

Police will be given powers to conduct random roadside oral fluid drug testing in a bill set for Parliament early next year. “The new powers will…

Freight & Logistics

Draft rail plan seeks new funding model

Long-term planning and funding of New Zealand’s rail network through the National Land Transport Fund (NLTF) is part of a new draft plan released by the…

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Infrastructure

Ditch the fuel tax and build more highways – National

National is proposing to build more highways under its roads of national significance programme and introduce road user charges for all vehicles should it win the…

Policy & Regulation

NZTA updates truck repair rules

Minor and straightforward truck and bus repairs will now be quicker and cheaper thanks to a new code of practice. The NZ Transport Agency and the…

Policy & Regulation

Trucking industry welcomes final livestock amendment bill

The freight industry has won a battle around tagging of animals with law passed making it the responsibility of farmers and not truck drivers. The National…

Policy & Regulation

NZTA warns people of new email scam

A new type of scam, asking people to check their vehicle licence renewal, has surfaced. The NZ Transport Agency released a statement saying an email asking…

Fuel & Energy

Government acts on fuel market study

Consumers will benefit from a more competitive, transparent retail fuel market as a result of changes the Government will be making in response to the findings…

Policy & Regulation

AT welcomes school speed limits

Auckland Transport (AT) supports the Government’s ‘Tackling Unsafe Speeds’ programme which will see speed limits around urban schools reduced to 30km/h (or 40km/h where appropriate) and…

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