Friday, 23 September 2016, 2:06 pm Press Release: NZTA
SH1 between Te Moana Road and Peka Peka reopened
The
NZ Transport Agency is advising that State Highway 1 between
Te Moana Road and Peka Peka is now open, following a fatal
crash earlier this morning.
“Emergency services and our
contractors are now clear of the crash site, which means
that we can open the road again. We expect that there may be
some delays as the congestion from the detour route clears,
but we anticipate that traffic will shortly return to normal
patterns for a Friday afternoon. We ask that motorists
continue to be patient if they do experience any delays,”
Mark Owen, Regional Performance Manager, NZ Transport Agency
says.
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