Traffic

The government has declared a war on road cones, but the traffic management industry thinks it's the wrong approach to an issue it's already working on.

Part of Auckland Airport has been evacuated, in response to an incident.

Police are investigating after being alerted to footage of a bus driving in the wrong lane into oncoming traffic in Wellington.

Four people have been injured in a crash between a campervan and a car in the Mackenzie District.

The transport committee is pushing for changes to a parliamentary bill

Half of all commuters switch to cars for rainy days, but the effect on our driving is much worse. Traffic engineer Doug Wilson explains why. Audio

Fire and Emergency said it sent three firetrucks and one hazardous materials unit to respond to neutralise the chemical.

Thirteen people were injured in the crash, two of whom were in a serious condition.

A driver has died after a crash between two cars, which shut down part of Wellington's motorway overnight.

NZTA says roadworks at the Glenside on-ramp were delayed in finishing, leading to long queues.

One Restore Passenger Rail protester has been found not guilty of endangering transport during protests against climate change, but there is still no verdict on the other three accused.

Parliament kicked off this week with the first reading of a bill trying to improve something everybody hates - sitting in traffic.

A jury has heard that New Zealand's major cities could be underwater by the end of this century during the trial of climate activists who hung banners over Wellington's State Highways.

Auckland mayor Wayne Brown commissioned the report in support of his case for a time of use - or congestion - charge.

On Monday, the police said it would be working with the Transport Agency to complement each other.

Police are still at the scene of the two-vehicle crash that left one person dead.