State Highway 1 (SH1) Cambridge to Piarere is a 16km long 4-lane expressway extending from the southern end of the Waikato Expressway and connecting to the new SH1/SH29 roundabout at Piarere.
20Connect will improve journey reliability along State Highway 20, State Highway 20A and State Highway 20B to provide more choice for people when travelling around southwest Auckland, including to and from the airport.
Ara Tūhono - Warkworth to Te Hana is a Road of National Significance and part of the Northland Corridor. It’s a key connector and of strategic importance to the regional and national economy. It will provide a safer, more efficient and resilient route, which will improve accessibility for Northland.
The Ashhurst shared use path connection will provide a safe link for pedestrians and cyclists between Ashhurst and the Te Ahu a Turanga: Manawatū Tararua Highway Western Gateway Park.
The Auckland Harbour Bridge opened in 1959 and plays a critical role in connecting Auckland’s central business district to the North Shore and beyond.
Auckland Network Optimisation is a joint programme between Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency and Auckland Transport to improve healthier travel choices and make it safer and easier for people to get around the region using our existing network.
Auckland System Management (ASM) is an alliance between HEB Construction, Fulton Hogan and Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency to operate and maintain Auckland’s motorway network. The ASM is a 9 year-contract that follows the Auckland Motorway Alliance (AMA) contract which ended on 30 June 2019.
The Bay Link project will improve safety by separating local traffic from the state highway and rail corridor, provide safer walking and cycling connections, and complete the State Highway 2 Eastern Corridor for the Bay of Plenty.
This project will improve safety at Bombay Interchange by installing traffic lights on the southbound off-ramp, the northbound off and on-ramp and the nearby exit of the Bombay service centre on Mill Road.
The Central Corridor project - along SH30A/Amohau Street - will help improve access, increase safety, and create further opportunities for multi-modal travel in Rotorua’s city centre.
