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We've all got that interesting 'learning to drive' story. Find out how to coach your young driver, so they can avoid the same hair-raising driving moments.
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Made possible by an ACC Workplace Injury Prevention grant, the New Zealand Trucking Association has implemented an online portal to help keep its drivers safe. The HARMfree platform provides resources to address the unique challenges faced by drivers.
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Dear drivers: Here’s what motorcyclists want you to know Kei ngā kaihautū waka: Anei tētahi pānui nā ngā kaieke motupaika
Riders make better drivers. We asked them to share their advice because preventing crashes on the road is a shared responsibility. Here’s five tips for drivers.
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Drivers urged to 'look again' as motorcycle sales soar E ākina ana ngā kaihautū waka ki te ‘titiro anō’ nā te pikinga ake o ngā wharanga mā runga motopaika
As motorbike sales hit record levels, one Christchurch rider shares his recovery story to help prevent others from suffering a serious injury while on the roads.
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Having been on the end of a phone call about a crash involving his daughter, ACC Injury Prevention Leader James Whitaker knows all about the dangers of our roads. So he's backing our ‘Ghost your mates’ distracted driving campaign.
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Stay safe online from scammers. Learn about the types of communication we send you and how to spot a scam. If in doubt, check it out.
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It can be scary to think of your teenager on the road, but it’s easy to give them a full kete (kit) of skills to help them become a confident, capable driver.
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Queen’s Birthday weekend road injuries costing $2m a year Kua eke te utu mō ngā wharanga ki runga i ngā rori i te wā o te Rā Whānau o te Kuīni ki te $2m i te tau
As we head into another public holiday weekend, we're encouraging Aotearoa to help lower our alarming statistics.
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We support the Road to Zero vision, with a target of reducing annual deaths and serious injuries by 40 percent by 2030.