
Speed Management Plan open for public feedback
Priority list includes streets flagged to become permanently 40km/h.
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.
The Onetai Bridge is an exciting move towards using climate-friendly materials.
NZTA says slow down for the safety of all road users.
Residents and businesses worried as Waka Kotahi begins fixing an underslip on SH31.
Detour will add about 30 minutes to journey.
Pedestrian/cyclist access planned over closed crossing, but no vehicles allowed.
Huge efforts made to repair flood and slip damage and re-open most highways.
Holiday visitors are urged to allow time to enjoy the scenic route.
Road works and repairs continue even as temperatures start to drop
Data being collected will help determine a quick and efficient solution.
Whangamata Area School bus will be escorted through the road works.
Some roads, like State Highway 25A, just shouldn't be there, says Chris Hipkins.
Convoys allowed through for short periods today to relieve pressure on community.
Further collapse of underslip sees re-closure to allow urgent work.
The road between Hikuai and Opoutere is open to light vehicles only.
Herculean efforts and co-operative landowners see a crucial link restored.
Speeds need to be safe for everyone, not just those behind the wheel.
Council able to deliver on key projects which already have community support.
Contractors will be undertaking urgent repairs on SH31 Kāwhia Road tomorrow.
Fund is open to locals who have suffered financial hardship because of Cyclone Gabrielle.
Waka Kotahi is working on a diversion is being built through private property.
Karangahake Gorge remains closed, Kaimai Range has opened.