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Waikato Expressway closures for roadworks
The area has also been reduced to one lane in each direction with a 50km/h speed limit.
The area has also been reduced to one lane in each direction with a 50km/h speed limit.
Waka Kotahi has provided an update on construction.
Work is set to begin on the highly anticipated signalised pedestrian crossing in Ōhaupō.
The crashes are about 400 metres apart.
Extending the Waikato Expressway to Piarere would save $487 million annually.
Te Huia singled out but Waka Kotahi knew of 8 other passenger trains that ran red lights.
Four weeks of disruptions for resealing on Waikato Expressway.
Police responded to the crash on State Highway 3 near Troopers Road, Te Mapara at 3.45pm.
The district received $2.3 million as part of Waka Kotahi’s Transport Choices initiative.
Drivers and locals are calling for action on SH1 at Bulli Point, but are they being heard?
Traffic data showed an increase of 20 per cent, or around 500 vehicles per day.
The Desert Road section of the highway remains closed.
‘Communities want safer and adaptable streets with less traffic’.
The driver failed to obey safety signals, putting the train at risk of a collision.
Coroner says motorists and cyclists need education about how to negotiate risks.
Work is under way to construct a bridge reconnecting State Highway 25A.
Physical works under way for the construction of a bridge reconnecting State Highway 25.
Fare discounts continue for Community Services Card holders.
Upgrade to Karāpiro Power Station and SH1 safety work to disrupt traffic for 2 more years.
Public input is invited as part of the planning and public engagement process.
The Gordonton Rd/Wairere Drive intersection will also get raised platforms,
Priority list includes streets flagged to become permanently 40km/h.
Motorists drive through live work areas to avoid queuing.
Post-construction survey shows problems in $2 million project.
Drivers and other community members are invited to share their thoughts on the project.
Slow down and stay safe as the dark wet weather months approach.
There are three options for a permanent solution to fix the highway.
An “important project in one of NZ’s most critical transport corridors”.
Drivers should visit the Waka Kotahi Journey Planner for more details.
Highway recovery work continues after Cyclone Gabrielle.