The NZ Transport Agency says reduced lane widths on State Highway 1 at Takanini will be extended further south in the coming weeks, as part of work to improve motorway bottlenecks in the area.
People will have the opportunity to find out more about planned safety improvements on State Highway 3 (SH3) between Ohaupo and Te Awamutu at an information session this month.
One of the longest single lane bridges on the West Coast to Canterbury highway (State Highway 73, Arthur’s Pass) is about to be repaired, starting this weekend.
People who need to get across the Taramakau road-rail bridge this Sunday night, 17 April, are advised to do so before 6 pm when resurfacing work begins. Work will run all night long, with openings on each hour, so long as the weather remains dry.
The NZ Transport Agency and its Lyttelton working group partners have agreed upon the best location for a new “smart” pedestrian crossing at the western end of Norwich Quay.
New designs for Auckland’s biggest ever cycle project will be on display at open days next week. The public are invited to view new designs for Sections 2 and 3 of the Glen Innes to Tamaki Drive Shared Path at open days on Tuesday 12 and Thursday 14 April. It is also an opportunity to be updated on the construction of section one.
The NZ Transport Agency has added three extra information sessions to ensure as many people as possible can have their say on how to improve Nelson’s arterial transport network.
The NZ Transport Agency urges Waikato and Bay of Plenty motorists to leave extra time when travelling this month as work continues on major projects and roadworks
Work to replace the 90-year-old Whakaruatapu Bridge north of Dannevirke is progressing well, with construction on the new culvert and road to the north of the bridge well under way.
Public submissions are being called for on a key connection to the Hamilton Section of the Waikato Expressway, as the NZ Transport Agency gears up for full construction to start in October.
Talking is something Wellingtonians thrive on and the region’s transport leaders want people to do just that over the next few weeks about the Capital City – how they find getting around and through it and what they love most about how Wellington looks, feels and functions.
Traffic heading north on State Highway 2 through Bethlehem will be detoured from 7pm today (Tuesday) while Tauranga City Council contractors carry out emergency repairs to a storm water culvert.
With the main closures of Wellington’s urban motorway now complete, Wellington’s smart motorway will be ready in two months reports the NZ Transport Agency.
The NZ Transport Agency advises Bay of Plenty motorists to drive with extra care as wet weather has caused a number of slips on state highways in the region.