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The final section of Auckland’s Grafton Gully cycleway, the link connecting the cycleway with the two Universities between Grafton Gully and Symonds Street near Whittaker Place, will be opened tomorrow (24 December).
Traffic on Boxing Day (26 December) will be heavy on regional highways and roads and the NZ Transport Agency is advising motorists to plan for a safe journey and to avoid delays.
The NZ Transport Agency is urging Canterbury/West Coast holidaymakers to take the time to plan their journeys this Christmas/Summer season to stay safe and avoid delays.
The NZ Transport Agency is reminding motorists planning to head away for a well-earned break that preparing for a safe holiday journey is about more than just packing a suitcase.
Holidaymakers will be amongst the first to use a $3.5million roundabout that’s set to improve safety on the way to some of the North Island’s summer hot spots.
It’s New Zealand’s busiest section of road south of the Bombay Hills, and major works are ramping up to relieve some of Wellington’s peak congestion problems on State Highway 1 and the surrounding road network.
People who travel along State Highway 2 (SH2) between Bethlehem and Waihi have three more days to fill out a survey and share their thoughts on the route.
Taranaki’s emergency services and the NZ Transport Agency have joined forces to make sure delays to emergency services are kept to a minimum as construction progresses on SH3.
The NZ Transport Agency’s commitment to getting Auckland moving was reinforced yesterday as contracts were signed with the MHX Kirkbride Alliance to deliver the SH20A to Airport project.
Steering wheel tags with simple road safety tips for visiting drivers are to be rolled out nationwide after a successful trial in Queenstown earlier this year.
Work is now underway on the $50 million upgrade of the Ngauranga Gorge to Aotea Quay section of Wellington’s urban motorway. The result will be New Zealand’s first ever ‘smart motorway’.
While it’s hard to understand why Wellingtonians would want to stray far from the Capital’s perfect weather this summer, the NZ Transport Agency is reminding Wellington motorists that if they do plan to head away, preparing for holiday journeys is about more than just packing a suitcase.
