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Right2Drive Expands Across New Zealand: Five New Locations Nationwide

Right2Drive is proud to announce our expanded presence across New Zealand. Building on our established Auckland operations, we're now also serving drivers in Christchurch, Queenstown, Wanaka, Dunedin and Hawke's Bay. Since 2012, we’ve been helping everyday drivers get back on the road after accidents they didn’t cause and our growth across New Zealand allows us to support even more people when they need it most. Being involved in a car accident is stressful enough but when it wasn’t your fault, you shouldn’t have to worry about being left without a vehicle. That’s where Right2Drive comes in. As a trusted provider of accident replacement vehicles, we ensure you have safe, reliable transport while your car is being repaired all at no cost to you with the costs are covered by the other driver’s insurer. Our goal is simple: to make a challenging time as smooth and convenient as possible. Whether you need a practical car to get to work, a vehicle to keep your business moving, or something comfortable for a family road trip, Right2Drive has you covered. Our fleet is meticulously maintained, ensuring safety, reliability and convenience for every customer.<h3>Proven Expertise Since 2012</h3>Over the past decade, Right2Drive has helped more than 300,000 drivers in getting back on the road after accidents they didn’t cause. Our experience and dedication mean we understand what drivers need during this stressful time and we deliver solutions that make a difference. We’ve built a reputation for:<ul><li>Reliable service: We aim to get you into a replacement vehicle quickly, minimising disruption to your daily life.</li><li>Personalised support: Our team delivers a vehicle to your doorstep that suits your lifestyle, preferences and needs and collects the vehicle when your own is repaired or you’ve received your total loss settlement.</li></ul>Our expansion into Christchurch, Queenstown, Wanaka, Dunedin and Hawke’s Bay is a reflection of our commitment to ensuring drivers across New Zealand have access to reliable accident replacement solutions.<h3>Your Rights After an Accident</h3>It’s important for drivers to know their rights. If you’ve been involved in an accident that wasn’t your fault, you may be entitled to an accident replacement vehicle at no cost to you. The costs of this replacement are covered by the other driver’s insurer, meaning you all you need to think about is covering your usual fuel and tolls expenses! Right2Drive makes it straightforward to get what you're entitled to. From choosing a suitable vehicle to recovering the cost of the hire from the other driver’s insurer, we handle the process so you can focus on getting back to your routine.<h3>Local Knowledge, National Support</h3>Our team in each location brings local knowledge backed by over a decade of national expertise. Whether you’re navigating city streets in Wellington, commuting in Christchurch or exploring the roads around Wanaka, we understand the specific needs of drivers in each region. With our original Auckland location now joined by Christchurch, Queenstown, Wanaka, Dunedin and Hawke's Bay, support is never far away.<img alt="" src="https://cloud.squidex.io/api/assets/right2drive/cb11680c-40e9-4a24-84f0-0a1334e2b6ad/image.png" title="" resizable="false"><h3>Looking Ahead</h3>Right2Drive is more than a replacement vehicle provider, we're a partner for drivers navigating one of life's most inconvenient moments. Our expansion across New Zealand reflects our ongoing commitment to putting drivers first and ensuring access to safe, reliable, suitable vehicles when it matters most. With operations now in Auckland, Christchurch, Queenstown, Wanaka, Dunedin and Hawke’s Bay, more drivers across the country can access Right2Drive’s trusted accident replacement service. With our Auckland base now supported by five new locations – Christchurch, Queenstown, Wanaka, Dunedin and Hawke's Bay – more drivers across the country can access Right2Drive's trusted accident replacement service. Ready to get back on the road? If you've been in an accident that wasn't your fault, contact Right2Drive today. Call 0800 004 203 or visit right2drive.co.nz for support from our local teams across New Zealand. <img alt="" src="https://cloud.squidex.io/api/assets/right2drive/b99ef338-04f7-4365-aed8-9c20f0df19fe/image.png" title="" resizable="false">

Who Is At Fault In A Car Accident?

Not At Fault after An Accident?

After a car accident, it is advisable to do the following to protect your rights: Document the scene by taking photographs of the vehicles, registration plates, road signs, vehicle damage, and road conditions. Exchange contact information (phone number and address) with the other driver(s) and witnesses (if any). Also, ask for the driver’s insurance details. Notifying the police and seeking medical attention creates an official record of the incident, which will be useful for an insurance or personal injury claim later. Inform your insurance company about the incident and share additional details if requested.

What do I do after a car accident to protect my rights?

When a car accident is not your fault legally, do not leave the scene. Take photos and exchange details with the other party. Notify the police and speak with witnesses to get their contact details. Finally, notify your insurance company about the incident.

What to do after a car accident not your fault legally?

To document evidence at the scene of the car accident, you should take clear photos and videos, note the time and location of the incident, and collect information from witnesses. Later, obtain a copy of the police report and medical records after your check-up.

What to do in a car accident to document evidence?

If you’re facing car accident damage when uninsured, you can consider filing a third-party claim, where you can attempt to recover repair costs through the at-fault driver’s insurer. Seeking legal advice is advisable. A lawyer can help you understand your options and take legal action if necessary. If you were not at fault for the accident and need a replacement vehicle, contact Right2Drive to see how we can help you. Note that Right2Drive can only assist you if the at-fault driver is insured and admits fault or is proven liable.

What to do with car accident damage when uninsured?

If you’re in a car accident that’s not your fault, document the scene and maintain detailed records that include photos, witness details, police reports, and medical records. Speak with our team at Right2Drive to see if we can provide you with a replacement vehicle.

What to do if in a car accident and you’re not at fault?

What To Do After A Car Accident That’s Not Your Fault

In A Not At Fault Car Accident?

When you are involved in a motor vehicle accident with no fault of your own, you should Collect details from the other driver, such as their name, address, phone number, vehicle licence, and witness details. Document the accident by taking photos, notes, and gathering evidence. Inform the insurance company and seek legal advice on getting your insurance policy.

What details should I take when I’m involved in a not at fault accident without insurance?

The other driver will be at fault if they do not follow road rules. If there is enough evidence to show their actions directly contributed to the collision, or there have been traffic law violations, such as speeding or running a red light, the other driver will be charged.

How is a driver deemed at fault for an accident?

If you are an uninsured driver, you are at greater risk of sustaining damages. Even if you make a valid claim and the other driver agrees to pay for the damages, your personal coverage will exceed the regular damages and cover medical expenses, lost wages, and property damage. Seek legal aid before making claims from the other driver or at fault party.

If the at fault driver pays anyway, why do I need insurance?

Before you hire a car for personal use, get legal advice to understand your insurance needs. There is third-party car insurance and comprehensive car insurance. Lawyers can help you compare the plans, add-ons, and claim process and understand the fine print.

What type of car insurance should I take out?

In Australia, Compulsory Third Party (CTP) insurance is mandatory for all registered vehicles to cover injury liability. Even if you were not at fault for the accident, you will be fined and penalised for driving without this insurance. These penalties vary across states.

Right2Drive Expands Across New Zealand: Five New Locations Nationwide

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