New Zealand Transport Agency Waka Kotahi said SH3 between these two roads remains closed due to the crash.
“[The Serious Crash Unit] will be attending the scene but will take some time to arrive and their investigations will take several hours to complete.
“The detour [is] under stop/go and is only suitable for light vehicles. The detour is not suitable for heavy vehicles.
“Continue to follow emergency services on-site or delay your journey.”
UPDATE 4:35PM SH3 remain CLOSED. SCU will be attending the scene but will take some time to arrive, and their investigations will take several hours to complete. The detour under STOP/GO and is only suitable for light vehicles. The detour is not suitable for heavy vehicles. ^EH https://t.co/20RhOPTx0ypic.twitter.com/KZnctgbS9t
— NZ Transport Agency - Central North Island (@nztacni) April 21, 2025
A Hato Hone St John spokesperson said crews responded to the crash just before 2.30pm.