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Old 21-10-2014, 12:06 AM   #1
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Default Driving in New Zealand

I'm planning a holiday in New Zealand in February next year, based predominantly in Auckland but will make the trip to Hobbiton and to Wellington by road.

Any tips on driving on NZ roads and generally getting around Auckland and Wellington? Are there any road rules which differ significantly from those of Australia (in particular WA) that I should be aware of?

Finally, are there any car rental companies in Auckland where I can rent a Falcon?

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