‘As quick as putting on your seatbelt’; AA and SADD encourage easy habits to save lives 24 September 2025 The New Zealand Automobile Association (AA) and Kaitiaki o Ara / Students Against Dangerous Driving (SADD) want all Kiwi drivers to start using the Do Not Disturb feature of their mobile phones...
Opinion: Youth road deaths call for bolder licence changes 25 August 2025 The Government’s recent decisions to replace NCEA has shown it is willing to make bold changes when a system isn’t working. The question now is whether Minister of Transport Chris Bishop will make the same courageous calls around another system in need of overhaul – getting a driver’s licence.
Wake up! Know the dangers of fatigue before getting behind the wheel 14 May 2025 The AA wants to put the spotlight on the invisible danger of getting behind the wheel while fatigued this Road Safety Week. People driving while tired officially play a part in nearly one in 10 deaths on New Zealand’s roads, however the actual toll is likely much higher.
Driver licence changes welcomed, but more needed - AA 14 April 2025 The AA is pleased to see the Government propose some significant driver licensing changes but believes more improvements are needed to have a greater impact on the youth road toll.
2024 sees lowest rate of road deaths since the 1920s 01 January 2025 New Zealand has ended 2024 with the lowest rate of road deaths per head of population in a century.
NZ AA appoints Chief Technology Officer and Chief Financial Officer 05 December 2024 The AA has made two new appointments to its Executive Leadership Team, Stephanie Creasy as Chief Technology Officer, and an internal promotion of Renee Kinloch to Chief Financial Officer.
AA urges fast action to address ferry infrastructure 25 June 2024 The grounding of the Interislander ferry Aratere over the weekend again highlighted a crucial vulnerability in New Zealand’s transport network, the AA says.
