Digital driver licences are on their way to New Zealand. Here's a quick look at how they could work and what they mean for Kiwi drivers.

Recent AA research shows many Kiwi drivers are unknowingly getting everyday road rules wrong. Discover why refreshing your driving knowledge can help you stay safer and more confident on New Zealand roads.

New speed limits have been approved for several state highways across Manawatū and Horowhenua. Here’s what’s changing, where, and what drivers need to know before the new signs go up.

Changes are coming to the way New Zealanders share our roads, cycle lanes and footpaths. Here’s a simple breakdown of the proposed lane use changes and what they could mean for everyday drivers.

WorkSafe has ruled that a forklift explosion which seriously injured a worker in Auckland was avoidable, citing a failure to apply basic safety controls. The incident, involving condemned gas bottles and forklift operations occurring at the same time, highlights a wider issue seen across industries where known risks are not properly managed in practice. The case serves as a strong reminder that safety procedures must be actively enforced, not just documented.

The recent VTNZ bribery scandal has exposed cracks in New Zealand’s licensing system. At AllTrain, we believe good training and fair testing are the real keys to safer roads, not shortcuts.