PHOTO: Photo: RNZ / Claire Eastham-Farrelly
Kāinga Ora hopes new fencing, speed bumps, signage and mirrors will stop vehicles hitting children in driveways.
Five children are hit and killed a year in driveways, and more than 20 are hospitalised.
Half the time the driver is the child’s parent.
Kāinga Ora is altering properties for 8500 tenants and has spent $2 million in the past financial year – to prevent these accidents.
Safekids Aotearoa director Mareta Hunt said driveway accidents cause extreme heartbreak for families.
READ MORE VIA RNZ