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2015 Most Stolen Cars - 3rd Time Unlucky for Honda
14/06/2015
NZ Herald 14/06/2015

It's third time unlucky for the Honda Torneo, after it topped the most frequently stolen car list for the third consecutive year. AA Insurance today announced the 10 most stolen cars, based on its own claims data, and the Honda Torneo has once again made it to the top after debuting on the list in 2010.
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Most Stolen Cars 2013
08/03/2013
[NZHerald 8/3/2013}

Honda Torneo still NZ's most stolen car

The Honda Torneo has topped a list of New Zealand's most stolen cars for the second year in a row, according to AA Insurance.

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Car Thefts 80 a Week
05/04/2012
NZ Herald 05/04.2012

Police reveal city hot spots for car break ins. A car a week is being stolen from the Westfield St Lukes car park, while every other day, a car is broken into around Albert Park.

Police this week released figures for crime hot spots around Auckland, showing several popular areas being targeted by thieves.

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Stolen Car Linked
11/03/2012
Daylight robbery: Stolen car linked to earlier crime. A stolen getaway car used in a brazen daylight robbery in Auckland Central has been linked to an earlier bag snatching incident.
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GPS Catches Thieves
11/03/2012
GPS catches out Auckland car thieves 9:43 AM Sunday Jun 26, 2011 Share Email Print A car owners global positioning system (GPS) unit helped police track a stolen car in Auckland overnight.
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Hands Free & Car Phone Kits

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On the 1st November 2009 law came in that you can not use mobile phones in a vehicle unless you have a hands free car kit installed.

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The law as set out in the N.Z transport Agents is as follows.

Introduction
Whether you drive, ride, cycle or walk in New Zealand, changes to the ‘Road User Rule’ will affect you from 1 November 2009.

The Land Transport (Road User) Rule 2004 is the legislation that sets out the requirements for the safe and efficient use of our roads. The Land Transport (Road User) Amendment Rule 2009, signed by Transport Minister Steven Joyce in August, outlines 24, either new or updated, provisions to further improve safety and efficiency for road users.

The most high-profile change is the impending ban on the use of hand-held mobile phones while driving. One study has shown that using a mobile phone while driving can increase a driver’s risk of being involved in a crash by up to four times.

Although the Road User Rule allows the use of hands-free mobile phones, the NZTA recommends that drivers minimise the potential for distraction by switching phones off while driving, or pulling over to make or receive calls. From 1 November it will only be legal to use a mobile phone to make, receive or end a call when driving if:

•the driver does not have to hold or manipulate the phone to do so (i.e. phone is completely voice activated), or
•the mobile phone is securely mounted to the vehicle and the driver manipulates the phone infrequently and briefly.
The rule does not allow drivers to create, send, or read text messages under any circumstances.

There are a further 23 amendments to the Road User Rule which include:

•riders of mopeds and motorcycles must switch their headlamps on during daylight hours, unless manufactured before 1 January 1980
•when a driver has to cross a special vehicle lane to turn left or get to a parking space, they must now do so in the minimum length of the lane necessary but no more than 50 metres.
For further information about the other provisions please read the Q&As or the amendment Rule below.

It is not the intent of the Road User Rule to make it illegal for drivers to use the satellite navigation and music functions of mobile phones, provided they are mounted in the vehicle and manipulated infrequently and briefly. Officials are currently amending the rule accordingly. However, phones and satellite navigation systems should always be programmed while the vehicle is stationary, as doing so in a moving vehicle is a potential distraction. As per statutory requirements we are currently consulting the public on this further amendment.

Questions and answers
•Land Transport (Road User) Amendment Rule 2009 Q&As (HTML)
•Land Transport (Road User) Amendment Rule 2009 Q&As (PDF, 188 KB)
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•Leaflet (PDF, 147 KB)
•Poster (PDF, 274 KB)
Amendment Rule
•Land Transport (Road User) Amendment Rule 2009 (PDF, 96 KB)
Last updated: 15 October 200

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