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While most Kiwis are good at wearing their seatbelts, there are still a surprising number of accidents on our roads involving unbuckled drivers or passengers. Our research has found:
Driving needs your full attention. As we head out of the busy Easter season the dangers of distraction on the road will increase.
The Australian Government had announced that it will introduce an Australian Design Rule (ADR) mandating the fitment of Autonomous Emergency Braking (AEB) in light vehicles, with flow-on effects expected for . . .
We understand the importance of keeping your youngest passengers safe on the road, so we've partnered with child passenger safety advocates SitTight to help make sure everyone has all the . . .
With every new vehicle launched in New Zealand, aspects of the car like technology and safety are generally improved over the previous models.
Did you know that a child under seven years must be seated in an approved child restraint?
When it comes to car safety there can be a lot to think about. What cars are the safest cars for you and your family? What safety features are essential? . . .
The desire to build the safest vehicles possible, those that protect their occupants and other road users, and increasing motoring safety awareness has prompted an influx of technology that revolves around the simple parking sensor.
The latest update to the Used Car Safety Ratings guide reinforces the need for more information to be provided to buyers at the point of sale.
Cars hitting the market now are packed full of advanced safety systems designed to protect everyone in the car, but some motorists aren’t even using the most basic of safety features available in nearly every car on the road – seatbelts.
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