Lane changes on SH16 from Westgate to Lincoln Road
MEDIA RELEASE
3 April 2017 | AUCKLAND & NORTHLAND
Lane changes on SH16 from Westgate to Lincoln Road as widening work continues
Motorists using State 16 between Westgate and Lincoln Road are being advised to expect lane changes in early April as work progresses as part of the Lincoln to Westgate Upgrade.
From Monday 10 April there will be changes to lanes heading towards the city after the Royal Road on-ramp.
The right hand lane (lane 3) will be closed to traffic to create a safe work area for the construction team to widen the motorway, while keeping traffic moving.
The safe work area will also allow for piling work for the new Huruhuru Bridge, which is being raised to provide more clearance for freight and other higher sided vehicles.
“We understand these delays can be frustrating, and thank motorists for their continued patience while we carry out this important part of completing the Western Ring Route. It will provide more capacity and route options for traffic along not only this stretch of the Northwestern Motorway but across the entire Western Ring Route,” says Brett Gliddon the Transport Agency’s Auckland Highway Manager.

When it’s completed in early
2019 the SH16 Lincoln to Westgate Upgrade will provide
additional motorway lanes and bus shoulder lanes in each
direction, extend the Northwestern Cycleway from Lincoln
Road to Westgate Bridge, replace bridges over Royal Road,
Huruhuru Road and Huruhuru Creek, an improved Royal Road
interchange for safer and easier access to the motorway as
well as noise walls, safety barriers, stormwater run-off
treatment and
landscaping.
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