Waverley's main drag will get three new crossing points as South Taranaki aims to make the road safer for pedestrians.
The council confirmed plans to install three new "courtesy crossings" in the town over the coming weeks.
One of the three new crossings will be placed between the Waverley Library and the Waverley Baptist Church and will include a "crossing refuge" in the centre of the road.
The new crossings are 90 per cent funded by Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency's Innovating Streets project, with the remaining 10 per cent paid by the council.
South Taranaki Mayor Phil Nixon said the community had been crying out for traffic to slow down through the town.