SH1 Northern Motorway traffic bulletin

Friday, 9 May 2008, 3:54 pm
Press Release: Transit New Zealand

TRAFFIC BULLETIN

TRANSIT NEW ZEALAND AUCKLAND REGIONAL OFFICE

9 May 2008

SH1 Northern Motorway traffic bulletin
Sunday 11 – Wednesday 14 May

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

Sunday 11 May - Wednesday 14 May (contingency 15 May)
 Onewa Rd northbound on and off-ramps and southbound on-ramp closed 10pm – 5am for kerbing, lighting and traffic loop installation work.
Onewa Rd and Sylvan Ave will also be closed.
Detour via Stafford Rd, Esmonde Rd or Northcote Rd on and off-ramps.

TRISTRAM AVE
Sunday 11 May - Wednesday 14 May (contingency 15 May)
Tristram Ave southbound off-ramp closed 10pm – 5am for red chipsealing and paving work.
Detour via Northcote Rd southbound off-ramp.
Road users are requested to use the signposted detours whilst the closures are in operation.

Transit New Zealand apologises for any inconvenience caused.

ENDS

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