Here's how you and your whanau can stay safe on our roads this summer:

A sunny patch of grass in Fairlie on State Highway 8 on Saturday 21 December was the site of a community risk reduction event aimed at preventing fatigue-related driving accidents.

On 25 November, over 35 women gathered to learn basic automotive maintenance skills in a collaboration between Zonta Timaru, South Canterbury Road Safety and South Canterbury Toyota.

New Zealand Transport Agency Waka Kotahi has published the findings of a comprehensive survey into New Zealanders’ attitudes toward road safety issues and behaviours, and how these are trending over time.

A new study found a strong association between handheld cellphone use and risky driving behaviors among newly licensed teen drivers.

This June, a new initiative for rugby clubs focuses on improving well being and reducing drink driving.

Did you know that you can be fined $150 for driving with a frosted or ice-covered windscreen?  Find out where you can obtain free plastic ice scrapers from (while stocks last).

Variable speed signs around Timaru District's urban schools are set to be installed by 1 July 2024, along with other network critical and public-requested decreased speed limits.