SH1 Northern Motorway traffic bulletin

Friday, 23 May 2008, 3:52 pm
Press Release: Transit New Zealand

TRAFFIC BULLETIN

TRANSIT NEW ZEALAND AUCKLAND REGIONAL OFFICE

23 May 2008

SH1 Northern Motorway traffic bulletin
Sunday 25 – Thursday 29 May

Transit New Zealand advises motorists of the following upcoming closures for work on the Northern Motorway (SH1):

ONEWA RD
Wednesday 28 May to Thursday 29 May
* Onewa Rd northbound on and off-ramps and southbound on-ramp closed each night from 10pm until 5am for drainage services and traffic switch.
Onewa Rd and Sylvan Ave will also be closed.
Detours via Stafford Rd, Esmonde Rd or Northcote Rd ramps.

TRISTRAM AVE
Sunday 25 May to Thursday 29 May
* Tristram southbound off-ramp closed each night from 10pm until 5am for crash cushion installation and kerbing works.
Detour via Northcote Rd southbound off-ramp.

If any of the contingency dates are required then all scheduled work will be reviewed to ensure no two consecutive ramps or interchanges are closed at the same time.

Motorists are advised to follow the signposted detours while the closures are in place. Transit New Zealand regrets any inconvenience caused.

ENDS

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