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      Home > News > Motoring

    More than 87-thousand vehicles have been stopped at Auckland Covid checkpoints in the past two weeks

    More than 87-thousand vehicles have been stopped at Auckland Covid checkpoints in the past two weeks


    Just over 11-hundred have been turned away.

    Since the start of Auckland's lockdown, 71 people have been charged with offences -- mainly relating to flouting Covid rules.

    In the same time period, 165 people were formally warned.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

     Other Motoring News
     05 Nov: A Waikato police officer who pepper-sprayed a speeding motorist three times for not handing over his keys, must now pay his victim a thousand dollars
     05 Nov: Another six sets of average speed safety cameras are in the works - confirmed a month before the first of an earlier tranche of cameras start ticketing
     05 Nov: New vehicle registrations have risen for four consecutive months
     04 Nov: How valuable is Liam Lawson's signature?
     04 Nov: Major company Forest360 Limited is committing to making site roads safer
     03 Nov: Auckland's Mayor is questioning the Northland Corridor's multibillion-dollar price tag
     01 Nov: State Highway One in Christchurch's Hei Hei's now reopened - after a house fire forced it to close
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     Today's News

    		 Law and Order:
    A Waikato police officer who pepper-sprayed a speeding motorist three times for not handing over his keys, must now pay his victim a thousand dollars 17:27

     Entertainment:
    Jessica Simpson believes alcohol "silenced [her] intuition" 17:07

     International:
    NYC election result delivers democratic socialist candidate Zohran Mamdani stunning win 16:57

     Rugby League:
    The NRL is set to make a significant change to their contracting rules...threatening potential salary-cap penalties against any club attempting to publicly court rival players before they become free agents 16:57

     Entertainment:
    Jennifer Lawrence thinks having kids is "sacrificial" 16:37

     Rugby:
    Leicester Fainga'anuku believes the switch to test rugby in the midfield isn't too daunting 16:17

     Entertainment:
    Pete Davidson stays up-to-date with the news using Alexa+ 16:07

     Entertainment:
    Glen Powell has "good nerves" ahead of hosting Saturday Night Live 15:37

     Law and Order:
    Father and son after being stung by swarm of 'murder hornets' during Laos holiday 15:27

     Rugby League:
    Former Kiwis forward Tohu Harris is suggesting a review of on-field concussion testing 15:27

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