Using the new motorway – Waitangirua Interchange

Video transcript

Timestamp	Visual information	Audio information
00:00:00	[Text] Using the new motorway Waitangirua Interchange 11 August 2021	[Light music plays]
00:00:03	Sheryn and David walk towards their car.	Sheryn and David live between Whitby and Waitangirua.
00:00:06	Sheryn and David sit in the car and put on their seatbelts.	Once Transmission Gully opens, they’ll use the motorway to get in and out of Wellington.
00:00:12	Their car drives away from the camera.	They’re going to show us how easy it will be.
00:00:14	Looking through the car’s windscreen, car approaches a roundabout.	At the existing roundabout at the intersection of Navigation and James Cook Drives in Whitby,
00:00:20	From above we see the car take the second exit off the roundabout. They drive through the entrance to Te Ara Kāpehu.	Sheryn and David will soon be able to take a brand new road called Te Ara Kāpehu.
00:00:24	The drone follows the car along Te Ara Kāpehu.	They’ll travel for around one and a half kilometres on the link road
00:00:28	The camera is inside the car, showing Sheryn and David driving along.	until they reach the Waitangirua Interchange at Transmission Gully.
00:00:32	The drone follows the car as it enters the next roundabout.	An estimated eight thousand vehicles will be joining David and Sheryn each day.
00:00:37	The car exits the roundabout on the other side,	At the interchange, they’ll travel through one roundabout
00:00:41	The camera pans from a road sign reading, ‘State Highway 1, motorway south, Wellington’ to see the car driving under the underpass.	under an underpass and take the exit at the next roundabout
00:00:44	A drone shot shows the car leaving the roundabout	to access the southbound on ramp to Wellington.
00:00:47	And taking the on ramp to Wellington,	From there it’s all the way to Linden, where they’ll merge with
00:00:50	Transmission Gully stretches out into the distance ahead.	State Highway 59 traffic heading into Wellington City.
00:00:55	The drone now looks the opposite direction, as the car travels along the off ramp.	Coming home, will be as easy as taking Transmission Gully
00:00:58	Looking through the car’s windscreen, they pass a sign saying ‘Exit’.	until they reach the northbound off ramp at the Waitangirua Interchange.
00:01:02	Then enter the roundabout, passing workers on the road.	From there, they’ll take the first exist at the roundabout
00:01:05	The car takes the first exit.	they can choose to turn right to Whitby
00:01:07	A fixed camera shows a sign for the Waitangirua Link Road, then a drone shot shows the car taking the link road.	or carry on and take the Waitangirua Link Road home.
00:01:11	The drone follows the car along the new link road, surrounded by green hills on both sides.	The brand new two kilometre Waitangirua Link Road
00:01:14	The car continues along the Waitangirua Link Road.	intersects with Warspite Avenue and Niagara Street.
00:01:17	The drone pans along revealing views out to Waitangirua.	Giving locals a much more convenient access to and from Wellington.
00:01:21	Inside the car, Sheryn and David look towards their home from the road.	[Sheryn] Hello house.
00:01:23	The camera tilts from the sky down to a sign saying no cyclist or pedestrians permitted.	[Narrator] While cyclists can use the link road, cyclists and walkers are not permitted on Transmission Gully
00:01:29	A fixed camera shows another road with sign saying no cyclist or pedestrians permitted.	Because it is a motorway.
00:01:31	A drone shot shows two cars travelling down Transmission Gully heading south.	[Light music fades out]
00:01:34	Wellington Gateway Partnership and New Zealand Government logos tg.co.nz

Time	00:00:00
Visual info	[Text] Using the new motorway Waitangirua Interchange 11 August 2021
Audio info	[Light music plays]

Time	00:00:03
Visual info	Sheryn and David walk towards their car.
Audio info	Sheryn and David live between Whitby and Waitangirua.

Time	00:00:06
Visual info	Sheryn and David sit in the car and put on their seatbelts.
Audio info	Once Transmission Gully opens, they’ll use the motorway to get in and out of Wellington.

Time	00:00:12
Visual info	Their car drives away from the camera.
Audio info	They’re going to show us how easy it will be.

Time	00:00:14
Visual info	Looking through the car’s windscreen, car approaches a roundabout.
Audio info	At the existing roundabout at the intersection of Navigation and James Cook Drives in Whitby,

Time	00:00:20
Visual info	From above we see the car take the second exit off the roundabout. They drive through the entrance to Te Ara Kāpehu.
Audio info	Sheryn and David will soon be able to take a brand new road called Te Ara Kāpehu.

Time	00:00:24
Visual info	The drone follows the car along Te Ara Kāpehu.
Audio info	They’ll travel for around one and a half kilometres on the link road

Time	00:00:28
Visual info	The camera is inside the car, showing Sheryn and David driving along.
Audio info	until they reach the Waitangirua Interchange at Transmission Gully.

Time	00:00:32
Visual info	The drone follows the car as it enters the next roundabout.
Audio info	An estimated eight thousand vehicles will be joining David and Sheryn each day.

Time	00:00:37
Visual info	The car exits the roundabout on the other side,
Audio info	At the interchange, they’ll travel through one roundabout

Time	00:00:41
Visual info	The camera pans from a road sign reading, ‘State Highway 1, motorway south, Wellington’ to see the car driving under the underpass.
Audio info	under an underpass and take the exit at the next roundabout

Time	00:00:44
Visual info	A drone shot shows the car leaving the roundabout
Audio info	to access the southbound on ramp to Wellington.

Time	00:00:47
Visual info	And taking the on ramp to Wellington,
Audio info	From there it’s all the way to Linden, where they’ll merge with

Time	00:00:50
Visual info	Transmission Gully stretches out into the distance ahead.
Audio info	State Highway 59 traffic heading into Wellington City.

Time	00:00:55
Visual info	The drone now looks the opposite direction, as the car travels along the off ramp.
Audio info	Coming home, will be as easy as taking Transmission Gully

Time	00:00:58
Visual info	Looking through the car’s windscreen, they pass a sign saying ‘Exit’.
Audio info	until they reach the northbound off ramp at the Waitangirua Interchange.

Time	00:01:02
Visual info	Then enter the roundabout, passing workers on the road.
Audio info	From there, they’ll take the first exist at the roundabout

Time	00:01:05
Visual info	The car takes the first exit.
Audio info	they can choose to turn right to Whitby

Time	00:01:07
Visual info	A fixed camera shows a sign for the Waitangirua Link Road, then a drone shot shows the car taking the link road.
Audio info	or carry on and take the Waitangirua Link Road home.

Time	00:01:11
Visual info	The drone follows the car along the new link road, surrounded by green hills on both sides.
Audio info	The brand new two kilometre Waitangirua Link Road

Time	00:01:14
Visual info	The car continues along the Waitangirua Link Road.
Audio info	intersects with Warspite Avenue and Niagara Street.

Time	00:01:17
Visual info	The drone pans along revealing views out to Waitangirua.
Audio info	Giving locals a much more convenient access to and from Wellington.

Time	00:01:21
Visual info	Inside the car, Sheryn and David look towards their home from the road.
Audio info	[Sheryn] Hello house.

Time	00:01:23
Visual info	The camera tilts from the sky down to a sign saying no cyclist or pedestrians permitted.
Audio info	[Narrator] While cyclists can use the link road, cyclists and walkers are not permitted on Transmission Gully

Time	00:01:29
Visual info	A fixed camera shows another road with sign saying no cyclist or pedestrians permitted.
Audio info	Because it is a motorway.

Time	00:01:31
Visual info	A drone shot shows two cars travelling down Transmission Gully heading south.
Audio info	[Light music fades out]

Time	00:01:34
Visual info	Wellington Gateway Partnership and New Zealand Government logos tg.co.nz
Audio info