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'The Netherlands is New Zealand's newest air services partner', the Minister of Transport, Hon Maurice Williamson, announced today.

More than 2000 drivers have returned from optometrists to complete their driver licence applications with glasses since the new regime took effect on May 3, Transport Minister Maurice Williamson an

Thousands of overseas driver licence holders are now the proud holders of New Zealand licences, some of whom were unaware they needed to convert until the publicity introducing the new regime, Tran

A new air services agreement with Belgium encouraging the development of an as yet largely untapped market has been signed by Transport Minister Maurice Williamson.

The threat of having driver licenses suspended under the tough new driving laws has dramatically reduced the amount of heavily drunk and speeding drivers stopped by police, Transport Minister Mauri

Almost 1000 vehicles have been impounded by police since the new driver licence regime came into effect on May 3 with only a handful of drivers having reoffended, Transport Minister Maurice William

Transport Minister Maurice Williamson has warned serious traffic offenders to stay off the roads as Queens Birthday weekend approaches or face having their car impounded or licence suspended under

The new driver licensing system is showing great vision in more ways than one, Transport Minister Maurice Williamson said today.

A new air services agreement creating more trade and tourism opportunities between Ireland and New Zealand has been signed by Transport Minister Maurice Williamson in Dublin.

Eyesight checking machines used by driver licensing agents have been approved internationally, Transport Minister Maurice Williamson said today.

Transport Minister Maurice Williamson had a strong warning for serious traffic offenders today as the new licensing regime took effect.

A high level of public interest in the Government's proposals for changing the way our roads are funded has resulted in more than 1000 submissions on the proposals, Transport Minister Maurice Willi

New Zealand and Mexico have negotiated an Air Services Agreement allowing unrestricted reciprocal access for up to two airlines from each country, Transport Minister Maurice Williamson announced to

Repeat traffic offenders face tough new penalties as a result of laws that take effect on, Monday March 1.

PREPARATION AND PATIENCE are the keys to safe travel this holiday season says Transport Minister Hon. Maurice Williamson.

"Another step towards making sure that we have a safe and successful America's Cup Regatta" is how Transport Minister Maurice Williamson described the new measures in the Maritime Transport Amendme

Cabinet today approved an extension of the hidden speed camera trial in the Midland region from 1 January 1999 to 30 June 1999.

Austria and Switzerland have been added to the growing number of European countries with which New Zealand has negotiated air services agreements this year", the Minister of Transport, Mr Maurice W

The new Land Transport Act 1998 shows the Government has 'zero tolerance' for hardcore driving offenders, Transport Minister Maurice Williamson said today.

Consumers and New Zealand's tourism industry stand to benefit following success in recent air services negotiations with Germany, the Minister of Transport Hon Maurice Williamson, announced today.

The new ten year driver licences proposed under the Land Transport Bill will cost under $30 for existing licence holders, Minister of Transport Hon Maurice Williamson announced today.

Denmark, Norway, and Sweden are New Zealand's newest air services partners, the Minister of Transport, Hon Maurice Williamson, announced today.

The report of the Ministerial Inquiry into aspects of the Civil Aviation Authority Performance was released today by the Minister of Transport Hon Maurice Williamson.

"The Alliance leader clearly can't tell the difference between good and bad advice fortunately others can," Transport Minister Hon Maurice Williamson said today.