Protesting hauliers bring NZ cities to standstill

Morning rush-hour traffic slowed to a crawl in most New Zealand cities today as hauliers snarled highways and streets with thousands of vehicles to protest higher road taxes.

Morning rush-hour traffic slowed to a crawl in most New Zealand cities today as hauliers snarled highways and streets with thousands of vehicles to protest higher road taxes.

Tens of thousands of commuters took to highways early to beat the road chaos as hauliers driving as slowly as 1.25mph swarmed into more than a dozen city centres and blocked traffic.

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