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Dylan Thomsen: AA Road Safety spokesperson on police missing funding for failing to issue enough speeding tickets

Dylan Thomsen: AA Road Safety spokesperson on police missing funding for failing to issue enough speeding tickets

Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive · Newstalk ZB

December 9, 20242m 55s

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The police have missed out on a $6 million funding incentive for failing to issue enough speeding tickets. 

The Transport Minister promised earlier in the year that police could expect to receive $72 million as part of their funding from NZTA - if certain road policing targets were met.

 AA Road Safety spokesperson Dylan Thomsen says police managed to exceed alcohol testing targets this quarter - which the association is pleased to see.

"Really, this is just part of a huge push from the Government here to increase the amount of enforcement around alcohol and drugs and speeding."

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