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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Infrastructure

Coretex announces electronic road user charges

Fully automated electronic road user charging (eRUC) is now available on Coretex 360, the company’s web-based fleet visualisation system. Coretex is one of two New Zealand…

Automotive

Campervan and rental car operators affected by National crack down

Campervan and rental car companies will become the recipients of fines for rule-breaking freedom campers who cannot pay an on the spot infringement notice under a…

Infrastructure

Speed limit lifted to 110km/h on selected roads

Motorists will soon be able to travel up to 110 kilometres per hour on some key expressways. Associate transport minister Tim Macindoe says the change has…

Policy & Regulation

RTF welcomes Labour’s driving package

Labour’s plan to provide free driving lessons for secondary school students has been welcomed by the Road Transport Forum. Chief executive Ken Shirley says the lack…

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Decarbonisation

EV owners get more benefits

EV drivers may soon be able to use bus and high occupancy vehicle lanes, while heavy EVs will be exempt from road user charges from September…

Policy & Regulation

Captain’s alcohol conviction a strong warning

Maritime New Zealand is calling yesterday’s conviction of a ship’s master a strong warning against drinking while operating a vessel. “Safety is paramount, if you are…

Policy & Regulation

Auckland Council tells contractor to move bus depot

Auckland Transport contractor Pavlovich Coachlines is moving more than 60 buses from a West Auckland depot in Ranui because it did not have consent for such…

Fuel & Energy

Regional fuel tax an illusion

Road Transport Forum chief executive Ken Shirley is dismissing the proposal of a regional fuel tax for Auckland as little more than an illusion. “Regional fuel…

Freight & Logistics

Modernising the Land Transport Act

More flexibility in small passenger services, mandatory alcohol interlock sentences, and tougher penalties for fleeing drivers will all become law following the passing of the Land…

Freight & Logistics

Labour announcing transport plan to get Auckland moving

The Labour Party says it has a plan which it will announce soon, to get Auckland moving and free up the roads and it says the…

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