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The NSW Roads and Traffic Authority has deployed facial recognition technology in an attempt to block licence fraud, the state's assistant Transport Minister David Borger announced today.
The NSW Roads and Traffic Authority has committed at least $2 million on a major SAP upgrade, with acting chief information officer John Thomas expecting the first phase to be completed by the end ...
The RTA and NSW Maritime are to be killed off in their current form. A new agency, Roads and Maritime, will be created in their place.
Moves are afoot for a total ban on the use of mobile phones on Australia's roads. It'll hit business productivity but be a big revenue winner for the government.
The NSW Roads and Traffic Authority's controversial new ban on P-platers driving more than 3000 new and used cars, which came into effect on July 11, has been introduced despite clear evidence ...
The release on Monday by the NSW Roads and Traffic Authority of a 102-page list of cars now off limits to P-plate drivers has created widespread confusion and concern, not least, it seems, within ...
Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. The NSW Roads and Traffic Authority's controversial new ban on P-platers driving more than 3000 new and used cars, which came into ...
THE state government has been forced to reinstate a senior RTA lawyer after illegally sacking her for questioning the pay scales of colleagues, in a case that has cost taxpayers $1.5 million.
GRAFTONIANS are hoping they are a step closer to knowing the future site of Grafton’s second bridge since the Roads and Traffic Authority (RTA) has culled the list of potential crossings to 25.
RTA ignored 'unsafe' spot where Leah White was killed, inquest hears. THE RTA knew a notorious roundabout was "unsafe"' years before 17-year-old Leah White was killed in a crash, an inquest has heard.
Don't miss out on the headlines from Tweed Heads. Followed categories will be added to My News. The NSW Roads and Traffic Authority has launched a public education campaign supporting the speed ...
The New South Wales Roads Minister, Duncan Gay, says people whose tyres have sustained damage on the New England Highway can apply to be reimbursed by the state government.
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