Source: New Zealand Transport Agency
Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency advises a detour will be in place for southbound traffic during resurfacing works on State Highway 2 between the SH2/State Highway 25 roundabout and the SH2/State Highway 27 intersection, beginning tomorrow.
Traffic headed south on SH2 between the SH2/SH25 roundabout and the SH2/SH27 Intersection will be detoured via SH25 and Canal East Road (right turn at Waitakaruru).
At the SH2/Canal East Road intersection traffic headed eastbound on SH2 will turn left and continue their journey. Traffic headed towards SH27 will turn right onto SH2 and travel west a short distance towards the SH2/SH27 intersection.
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4 March 2021 3:53 pm | Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency
Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency advises resurfacing works will take place in multiple locations around Whakatāne and Ōpōtiki Districts over the next two weeks.
These works are part of the Waka Kotahi spring/summer road maintenance programme, which will see repairs and reseals on state highways across the Bay of Plenty.
A 30km/h temporary speed limit will apply during the below works, which will take place between
7am and 7pm:
Monday 8 March and Tuesday 9 March.
Stop/Go traffic management will be in place, with intermittent short-term road closures; possible delays of up to 20 minutes are expected.
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Source: New Zealand Transport Agency
Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency advises resurfacing works on State Highway 27 in Matamata will get underway later this week.
Work will take place overnight between Matamata College and Burwood Road. Stop/Go traffic management will be in place with a temporary speed limit of 30km/h.
For a period of at least 24 hours after a site has been sealed, and before it is swept, it continues to operate under a reduced temporary speed limit while we allow vehicles to travel over the seal and help to bed in the chip and to reduce the risk of chip damaging windscreens. Following this, the site is swept, excess chip is removed and the temporary speed limit remains in place until line marking has been reinstated (within 48 hours of the site being sealed, weather dependent).