Paul Gouverneur, of Waldronville, was surprised to see an unusually large number of vehicles on the road during a nationwide lockdown.
He said Monday's traffic resembled that of a normal Dunedin work day and believed there needed to be further traffic stops in the area.
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Mr Gouverneur had been monitoring the traffic from his balcony, which overlooked Brighton Rd, for "something to do" under the stay-at-home restrictions.
![Paul Gouverneur, of Waldronville, Dunedin, said the traffic on Brighton Rd had resembled that of a normal week, pre-Level 4 restrictions, and believed people were undertaking non-essential travel.](https://www.nzherald.co.nz/resizer/v2/6VANH5BAR5USYBP6XYKEOPLTWI.jpg?auth=7a99e083617eaff5977a8031cfb2a1168cb48f0bebbdb1bbd319eb0e6c10c5a6&width=16&height=14&quality=70&smart=true)