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East Tamaki Traffic Connection Bulletin

East Tamaki Traffic Connection Bulletin

Transit New Zealand would like to advise motorists that delays are expected at Princes St East motorway bridge, Otahuhu while improvement work is taking place in the area.

Please use alternative routes where possible during the afternoon peak (4pm -6pm).

• Travelling south from Otahuhu and Middlemore, use East Tamaki on-ramp via Great South Rd.
• Travelling north from Otahuhu and Middlemore, use Mt Wellington Highway on-ramp.

Please be aware that Trenwith St is closed to motorists until early 2007.

Motorists should watch out for electronic message signs and listen to radio traffic reports for updates.

The work is required at Princes St East and Trenwith St to improve the interchange and widen the motorway.

Transit apologises in advance for the inconvenience this may cause you and thanks you for your co-operation.

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