NZTA

Short St accusations rejected

Short St accusations rejected

Accusations the New Zealand Transport Agency did not provide sufficient information to residents of Short St about a proposal to close access to Dunedin's Southern Motorway were rejected at a hearing yesterday.

'Cheaper bridge' may be required

'Cheaper bridge' may be required

The Queenstown Lakes District Council will recommend the New Zealand Transport Agency (NZTA) continue design development for a new two-lane, two-way bridge at Kawarau Falls, but acknowledge a possible need to adopt a "cheaper bridge type" at its meeting on Tuesday.

Sawyers Bay road safety film success

For pupils at Sawyers Bay School, being named runner-up in a New Zealand film-making competition was a double take.

Road condition signs plans

Electronic signs are to be installed on State Highway 1 near Palmerston, to advise motorists of winter road conditions.

Worms subject of negotiations

Worms subject of negotiations

The habitat of a rare killer worm living in bush-covered reserves through the Caversham Valley is the subject of land purchase negotiations between the New Zealand Transport Agency and the Dunedin City Council.

Overseas backing for killer worm

Overseas backing for killer worm

Submissions from as afar afield as Costa Rica and Germany have been made to the Dunedin City Council to protect the habitat of a killer worm that lives beside the Caversham Highway.

Queenstown taxis and buses to undergo inspections

Queenstown taxi and bus companies will have their vehicles inspected this week as part of a national safety and compliance operation taking place before the start of the Rugby World Cup.

Snowstorms hit roading budgets

Snowstorms hit roading budgets

Highway maintenance budgets are being "stretched" in Otago and Southland as contractors have to keep clearing roads in the wake of two severe snowstorms this winter.

Road clean-up funds sought

Rural local authorities are weighing up their roading costs after the recent polar blast as they consider applications for emergency funds from the New Zealand Transport Agency to assist with clean-up operations.

Caversham bypass disruption, traffic to be redirected

Caversham bypass disruption, traffic to be redirected

Motorists using the Caversham bypass will face a disruption to their evening travel next Thursday, when contractors close the northbound lane to remove a pedestrian overbridge across State Highway 1.

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