"Fix the road," said National Party leader Christopher Luxon on Thursday morning during a visit to Levin. "The answer to ailing roading is not lowering the speed limit. They need fixing."
He said there are great economic, social and environmental benefits to proper investment in infrastructure, but that may need a serious rethink.
He promised to get the Horowhenua Expressway (with four lanes) sorted. "As well as the PekaPeka stretch. And the rail too. These are projects we are committed to. The current Government has not invested enough in roads nor have they maintained them. Roads need to be renewed and maintained to work."
Since becoming the leader of the parliamentary opposition Christopher Luxon said he has tried to get out of Wellington a few days each week to get the vibes from the locals, visiting various communities around the country.