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We consulted in several regions around the country between 30 January and 13 March 2025 to find out local support levels for keeping speed limits at specific state highway locations at today’s lowered speeds.
NZTA is required to reverse these locations’ speed limit to their previous speeds by 1 July 2025, unless there is public support to retain them.
We consulted on 4 interregional state highways in Canterbury. You can read more about these locations in the list below.
Following this consultation we will share the outcomes and future dates for all transitional speed limit changes under the new Rule going live in Canterbury in 2025.
Section of State Highway | Length | Current speed limit | Speed it will reverse to if there is not sufficient public support |
SH1 South of Woodend South of Rangiora Woodend Road to south of the Cam River Bridge |
3.17km | 80km/h | 100km/h |
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Section of State Highway | Length | Current speed limit | Speed it will reverse to if there is not sufficient public support |
SH1 South of Templeton South-west of Trents Road, Templeton to the motorway on an off ramps |
1.93km | 80km/h | 100km/h |
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Section of State Highway | Length | Current speed limit | Speed it will reverse to if there is not sufficient public support |
SH1 North of Rakaia North of Weavers Road to Rakaia township |
3.2km | 80km/h | 100km/h |
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Section of State Highway | Length | Current speed limit | Speed it will reverse to if there is not sufficient public support |
SH1 South of Glenavy South of McLean Street to south of Jackson Road |
2.8km | 80km/h | 100km/h |
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