MOTORWAY PATROL

Viewers' favourite MOTORWAY PATROL is gearing up for series 11!

The Motorway Patrol team are getting ready for another series of hair raising and hilarious stories, as we ride with the cops on Auckland’s motorways.

Series 10 of MOTORWAY PATROL went to air on New Zealand

screens earlier this year

For more info click here

MOTORWAY PATROL - Series Summary

This award-winning programme has total access to the men and women who patrol the main arteries of Auckland City. Each series has a whole new helping of adrenaline packed stories and lunatic motorists.

MOTORWAY PATROL - Contact

If you wish to contact the Motorway Patrol Team please:

email: motorwaypatrol@gspictures.co.nz

or call: 09 623 7768

MOTORWAY PATROL is a staple of NZ television viewing and this success is echoed by the strong following it also enjoys in Australia and the UK.

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REPORT A CRIME

In an Emergency: DIAL  1  1  1

This is for incidents or crimes -

• that are happening now or have just happened, or

• where people are in danger, or

• property is in danger of loss or damage, or

• a crime is being or has just been committed and the person or persons who did it is/are nearby, or

• there is a major public inconvenience

In a Non-Emergency: phone or visit your nearest Police Station.

This is to report incidents or crimes -

• that have already happened sometime in the past and a rapid police response is not likely to affect the outcome, or

• for routine enquiries

Find your local Police Station through the NZ Police Phonebook

REPORT A TRAFFIC INCIDENT

• For traffic incidents dial *555 from your cellphone

• Report bad driver behaviour using the Online Community Roadwatch Report

   

JOIN THE NZ POLICE

• Visit www.newcops.co.nz

• Call 0800 NEW COPS (0800 639 2677)

   

SAFE DRIVING INFORMATION

• Tips on Car Safety

• View High Risk Crash Maps for areas of New Zealand 

• Read the 2007 Speed Enforcement Guide

• Find out more about School Road Safety Education and the YES (Youth Education Service) who work with schools to help raise awareness of road safety issues among children.

   

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• Read the Road Code

• Tips on Driver Safety