Lower North Island/Upper South Island - Planned state highway roadworks

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Important information for drivers.

Anzac Day

Drivers need to be ready for speed restrictions and road closures at various locations on Anzac Day (Thursday, 25 April). These will be in place for services and commemoration events. Drivers must obey all road closures and follow all temporary speed restrictions at Anzac Day events.

Because people may choose to extend the Anzac Day holiday into a long weekend and the end of the school holidays, extra traffic is likely on the roads at the end of the week and into next weekend. Drivers may encounter congestion and traffic delays and should allow extra time for their travel. Caution is needed in holiday traffic. Please, watch your speed, drive safely, and share the roads with care.

Lower North Island Anzac Day events:

  • Featherston – State Highway 2.
    • Closed near Moore St/Watt Street.  7 am – midday.
  • Greytown – State Highway 2.
    • Closed near North Street. 10:30 am – 11:30 am
  • Carterton – State Highway 2.
    • Closed near Park Rd. 10:30 am – 11:30 am

Top of the South Island Anzac Day events:

  • Tākaka - State Highway 60, Commercial Street.
    • Closed between Motupipi Street and Reilly Street. 8:30 am – 10 am.
  • Renwick – State Highway 6 High Street.
    • Closed between Inkerman Street and Alma Street. 8:30 am – 10 am
  • Ward and Seddon – State Highway 1.
    • Temporary speed limits will be in place in both towns for morning commemoration events and services.

Lower North Island

Top of the South Island

The details below outline the main planned state highway roadworks occurring in the greater Wellington region and the top of the South Island over the coming week (from Saturday, 20 April). Further details about regional state highway conditions and roadworks are also published on our website:

Planned state highway roadworks

The details below cover the period Saturday, 20 April to Friday, 26 April 2024.

Weekly roadworks list [PDF, 340 KB]

Note: Roadworks are dependent on weather and other factors. Bad weather can see work postponed to the next suitable night in the works programme.

 

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