Transport Disruptions Due to Impact of Tornado 7.30 3/5/11
Auckland Transport Media Advisory
7.30pm Tuesday 3 May,
2011
Transport Disruptions Due to Impact of Tornado
Auckland Transport advises the
following transport impacts as a result of the tornado which
struck Auckland this afternoon.
Roads presently
impacted by tornado:
Roseberry Rd, Birkenhead is
closed due to damage to houses.
The internal
roads surrounding the Albany Mega Centre remain
closed
Bus services presently
impacted:
Access to Albany Station has been
closed from Oteha Valley Rd. This means the only service
servicing Albany Station is the Northern Express.
NZ Bus Hibiscus Coast Services and Ritchies R555, 560, 887 and 880 will drop/pick up passengers on Oteha Vally Rd as close to the station as possible.
Albany Expressway (SH17), Closed
confirmed 5.45pm
Bus services affected:
Hibiscus Coast
services (R89*) are travelling in and outbound via Oteha
Valley Rd.
Ritchies services that normally service the
university R555, 560 and 880 are bypassing the expressway.
Kaipatiki Rd is expected to be closed until approximately
10pm.
Bus services affected:
R913 Northstar, R953
Birkenhead Transport
Expect delays to all the above services across peak hour. All will resume normal routes as soon as the road reopens.
There are no delays to Northern Express Bus services
Auckland Transport thanks commuters for their patience.
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