Locals have adapted to speed limit changes between Taupō & Tūrangi but it seems those from out of town have not.
Graham Slee got in touch with the Taupō & Tūrangi Weekender to report there are 10 fewer signs about the reduced speeds when travelling in a northerly direction compared to when travelling south to Tūrangi.
Graham commutes daily between Tūrangi and Taupō and says when travelling north to Taupō he slows down at the new reduced speed areas, only to then have frustrated drivers sitting on his bumper.
"They are oblivious to the new restrictions and think I am being a slow driver. This is causing frustration and leads to risky overtaking. When you have a tanker on your bumper trying to overtake it is not funny and you know they have not seen a sign for the new limits because they're blasting the horn as they try to get past," said Graham.