An Auto Media Group publication Sunday 15 November 2026
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Safety & Workforce

Road safety, health and safety, and the people and skills behind the wheel.

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Safety & Workforce

Roadside drug testing passes final hurdle, welcomed by freight industry

Police will soon have the power to screen drivers for impairing drugs at the roadside after legislation enabling oral fluid testing passed its third and final…

Safety & Workforce

Intelematics to bring crash alert tech to NZ

Australian mobility and traffic tech firm Intelematics is expanding into New Zealand, rolling out advanced connected vehicle services designed to help automakers boost safety standards. The…

Safety & Workforce

Employers encouraged to champion Road Safety Week in May

Businesses across New Zealand are being urged to get behind Road Safety Week 2025, joining hundreds of schools, communities and organisations to promote safer roads and…

Safety & Workforce

AutoSense warns of deadly distracted driving

New Zealand vehicle safety and training experts AutoSense say a recent fatal crash which made headlines underscores the urgent need for businesses to implement safeguards that protect their workforce from preventable harm on the roads.

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Safety & Workforce

Public backs truck drivers in new poll

New Zealand’s truck drivers have received a strong vote of confidence from the public, with a new survey revealing over seven times as many people hold…

Freight & Logistics

Sime Motors NZ supports mental health with charity auctions

The New Zealand transport and automotive industry is getting behind Sime Motors NZ in a series of Trade Me auctions to support the Mental Health Foundation…

Safety & Workforce

Truck driver wins privacy case after leaked drug test refusal

A former truck driver has won a privacy case against KAM Transport Limited, after the Human Rights Review Tribunal ruled that the company improperly disclosed his…

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…

Safety & Workforce

Manawatū-Whanganui crowns new excavator champ

Palmerston North’s Daniel Watt has smashed his way to victory in the Civil Contractors New Zealand CablePrice Manawatū-Whanganui Regional Excavator Operator Competition, proving his demolition skills…

Freight & Logistics

Ford supports the Master Electricians Apprentice Challenge

The Master Electricians Apprentice Challenge is an annual competition in New Zealand that tests and showcases electrical apprentices’ skills, knowledge, and abilities. Last year's challenge, organised…

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