National road freight association Ia Ara Aotearoa Transporting New Zealand has welcomed today’s Government announcement reversing speed limit reductions on 38 sections of the state highway ...

New speed limits have come into effect from today, 7 January, across Ireland with many rural local roads reduced from 80km/h ...

The Government has announced the reversal of speed limit reductions on a large number of New Zealand roads, including many in the northern regions of the country. The move will result in speed ...

He said New Zealand has one of the highest road toll death rates in the OECD and NZTA research shows the majority of New Zealanders support safer speed limits. Woodward said the NZTA has been ...

Local authorities have received grant funding from the Department of Transport to buy and install poles and signs to display the new speed limit on the relevant roads. The affected roads are desig ...

"The Council has erected approximately 2,500 new signs which will inform the public of what speed limit applies to what road." "These signs include numeric speed limit signs showing the speed ...

From today, motorists will see new signs showing that the new speed limit for rural local roads is 60km/h instead of 80km/h. The change in default speed limit predominately effects local rural ...

Speed limits are being reduced on hundreds of rural roads in the Republic of Ireland as part of a Government plan to tackle the number of road deaths. Thousands of new road speed signs show that ...

The meaning of the rural speed limit sign, which is a white circle with three diagonal black lines, will also change from 80km/h to 60km/h. If you are caught driving over the speed limit ...

Thousands of the new signs will be erected by councils on all roads involved. A rural speed limit sign will involve a white circle with three diagonal black lines and this will signify the ...