
Submissions now open on NZTA review of SH35 speed limit increases
The public can now make submissions on speed limits for sections of the highway.
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Speed bumps will only be included on one side of the crossing.
Hastings Rd is closed for a Serious Crash Unit examination.
The bizarre incident was captured on multiple dashcams.
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Motorists are advised to pass the scene with extra care this afternoon.
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With connected vehicle data, traffic can be measured at all times of the day and year.
The pothole joins the health waiting list for surgery, one person said.
Drivers should avoid the area and expect delays.
More than 30 people have already called the council to request help.
Seventeen people have been injured in three crashes across the region over the weekend.
One driver said they had eight windscreen chips and paint chips all over the bonnet.
Up to five pedestrians are understood to be injured following an incident on Auckland's Symonds St. Video / Michael Craig
The state highway was closed for several hours after the crash.
The council's bylaw process complicates implementing the new speed limits.
From 2021 to 2024 there were over 5000 crashes on Waikato state roads.
The hatchback came off the road coming down the peak on December 20, 2024.
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One person was injured in the crash.
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One person was airlifted in a serious condition.
The eastbound ramps at Pāpāmoa East Interchange may open in late 2025.
A former Caltex Service Station once occupied the site.
A person has been killed and another critically injured after driver allegedly fleeing police in Auckland. Video / Michael Craig/Supplied
The major Auckland road remains closed.
'Auckland drivers are the worst in the world' was one assessment of the rule-breaking.