新西兰的MTA警告延长妇联的检查可能会增加成本和安全风险,敦促在2025年12月14日之前进行基于证据的改革。 New Zealand's MTA warns extended WoF inspections could raise costs and safety risks, urging evidence-based reform before Dec. 14, 2025.

新西兰汽车贸易协会警告说,尽管政府声称节约开支,但拟议修改 " 健康许可 " 制度可能会增加长期成本和安全风险。 New Zealand’s Motor Trade Association warns that proposed changes to the Warrant of Fitness system could increase long-term costs and safety risks, despite government claims of savings. MTA认为,延长检查间隔可能导致维修、保险和ACC费用增加,以及因未发现车辆缺陷而发生更多撞车事故。 The MTA argues extending inspection intervals may lead to higher maintenance, insurance, and ACC costs, along with more crashes due to undetected vehicle defects. 由于目前有超过50万辆车没有有效的WoF认证,并且失效率为41%,该行业强调执法不力,并要求涉及利益相关方的基于证据的审查速度更慢. With over half a million vehicles currently operating without valid WoF certification and a 41% failure rate, the industry stresses weak enforcement and calls for a slower, evidence-based review involving stakeholders. 随着公众协商于2025年12月14日结束,MTA支持使用里程和现有的道路用户收费系统来指导今后的检查工作,并敦促在改革方面开展协作。 The MTA supports using mileage and the existing Road User Charge system to guide future checks and urges collaboration on reforms, as the public consultation closes December 14, 2025.