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Common questions about SH3 Ohaupo to Te Awamutu project.Wire rope barriersWhat are wire rope barriers and how do they work?Who came up with the idea of median and side barriers?Are wire rope barriers...
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New volcanic themed skatepark for New Windsor
The skatepark, which takes inspiration from Auckland’s volcanic fields, will complete the third and final stage of the Valonia Reserve upgrade being delivered as part of the NZ Transport Agency’s...
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View ArticleUpdate on Central North Island roads - 12.20pm update
The following road remain closed until further notice: State Highway 5 Napier to Taupo.State Highway 1 Desert Road is now open, however road users are still advised to expect winter conditions and to...
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Safety works investment prioritisation process (SWIPP)SWIPP is the national database that combines a list of high-risk sites/routes and areas for potential projects. The Safety Projects Programme...
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Regional quarterly reportRegional quarterly outcomes as of March 2016Quarterly reports2016Jan–MarApr–Jun...
View ArticleSite specific management plans
Site specific management plans (SSMP) outline detailed information about the works being carried out, as well as detailed artist’s visualisations of how each section of road will look once...
View ArticleIcy conditions likely to continue this week South Island
The NZ Transport Agency reminds all drivers to be ready for ice and grit – both require people to reduce their speeds and maintain safe following distances. Shaded areas may be icy until midday and...
View ArticleConstruction Update
PROGRESS THROUGH JULYProgress through JuneOver the last month, work has involved pavement construction, bridge upgrades, service protections, and various retaining walls. The daytime safe work zones...
View ArticleSH2 Waimana Gorge remains closed following slip, expected to reopen to one...
The highway, which links Taneatua and Opotiki has been closed at Waimana since 3.30am yesterday (Monday August 8) when a large amount of rocks and other material came down following heavy rain.The...
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The NZ Transport Agency, on behalf of the NZ Government, is planning improvements to SH1 between Loop Road and Smeaton’s Hill. Proposed improvements include a roundabout at the Loop Road (North)...
View ArticleKamo Bypass closed for repairs starting this weekend
The repair work will be carried out in stages over the next few weeks and is dependent on dry weather.The first closure will see the road closed to all public traffic from 4am on Sunday 14 August until...
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Minutes of the NZ Transport Agency Board are confirmed and ratified at the following board meeting. They are then added to this page.For further information please email boardsecretariat@nzta.govt.nz...
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View ArticleUpdate on Central North Island roads - 4.15pm update
“While we have made the decision that the road will remain open overnight, we strongly advise that people only travel on the route after 5.30pm if absolutely necessary, as we are still expecting cold...
View ArticleUpdate on Central North Island roads – 10.30am update
“Drivers need to be aware that there are still contractors on the road, so will need to drive carefully. Drivers should also keep moving while on the road, and not stop unless necessary. While the...
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State Highway 16 closed between Kaukapakapa and Wellsford
Southbound traffic is currently being turned around.Other potential diversion routes including Woodcocks Road are also affected by flooding.Motorists are advised to delay their travel and avoid the...
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Project background
Title has changed: Project backgroundProject background The northern access into Christchurch is already under pressure and this will only increase as the region grows. How does this project fit into...
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$435 million investment in Christchurch’s transport network
ntracts have been let to build the new $240 million section of motorway to the north of Christchurch to help ease congestion and for the $195 million second stage of the Southern Motorway that will...
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