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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Automotive

Ford Ranger rules 2018

The Ford Ranger remained both the top new commercial vehicle model and the top model overall for the fourth consecutive year. The model saw a total…

Policy & Regulation

Compliancy concerns for self-contained vehicles

Illegally obtained compliance stickers for self-contained motorhomes is causing regulation problems, New Zealand Motor Caravan Association (NZMCA) says. The stickers allow self-contained vehicles to stay in…

Policy & Regulation

Lost USB drive latest issue for NZTA

Minister of transport Phil Twyford has confirmed allegations by the National Party that it has lost a USB drive containing the details of 1100 staff members…

Policy & Regulation

NZ Transport Agency issues heavy vehicle safety alert

The NZ Transport Agency is advising heavy vehicle operators to be vigilant in cleaning and checking towing connections and components certified by heavy vehicle specialist certifier…

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Business & People

NZTA announces interim CEO

Former Chorus chief executive Mark Ratcliffe will take temporary control of the NZ Transport Agency from early next year. Ratcliffe will take over as interim chief…

Policy & Regulation

NZTA slammed over Thompson and Clark’s use of MVR

The NZ Transport Agency has been caught up in the controversy surrounding private investigators Thompson and Clark’s surveillance of New Zealanders. Thompson and Clark used the…

Policy & Regulation

Auckland speed limit proposal unpopular – AA

The AA is urging Auckland Transport (AT) to rethink a proposal that would create a blanket 30km/h speed limit in the central city. A recent survey…

Freight & Logistics

RTF supports payment policy review

The Road Transport Forum is welcoming Government action on deferred payment polices. It follows the release of a Government discussion document to consider protections against “unfair”…

Policy & Regulation

AA hits out at ACC levy changes

The Automobile Association (AA) is disappointed with the government’s decision to scrap ACC’s Vehicle Risk Rating scheme. Scrapping the scheme is a backwards step when the…

Business & People

Gammie out as NZTA regulatory failures continue

Fergus Gammie has resigned as the chief executive of the New Zealand Transport Agency off the back of huge failures in the body's regulatory work. Gammie…

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