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Report from RNZ by Robin Martin After the indignity of being labelled a ‘zombie town,’ Whanganui is now experiencing a growth spurt that has seen it fall victim to that most metropolitan of scourges – traffic congestion. And one pinch-point raises the heckles more than most – the more than 100-year-old Dublin Street Bridge. Opened to trams, vehicles and pedestrians in 1914, the historic two-lane steel bridge connects State Highways 3 and 4 via central Whanganui. It cost $75,000, took two-and-a-half years to build and contains 1000 tonnes of steel, and 30 tonnes of rivets. But controlled via roundabouts at each end, the Dublin Street bridge is struggling with the 5000 new residents Whanganui has attracted over the past few years. ....
Whanganui s Dublin St bridge causing bottlenecks . and headaches 10 May, 2021 08:29 PM 4 minutes to read Traffic congestion at the Dublin Street bridge. Photo / Bevan Conley NZME RNZ By Robin Martin of RNZ After the indignity of being labelled a zombie town Whanganui is now experiencing a growth spurt that has seen it fall victim to that most metropolitan of scourges - traffic congestion. And one pinch-point raises the heckles more than most - the more than 100-year-old Dublin Street Bridge. Opened to trams, vehicles and pedestrians in 1914 the historic two-lane steel bridge connects State Highways 3 and 4 via central Whanganui. Advertisement It cost the princely sum of $75,000, took two and a half years to build and contains 1000 tonnes of steel, and 30 tonnes of rivets. ....
Whanganui s Dublin St bridge causing bottlenecks . and headaches 10 May, 2021 08:29 PM 4 minutes to read Traffic congestion at the Dublin Street bridge. Photo / Bevan Conley NZME RNZ By Robin Martin of RNZ After the indignity of being labelled a zombie town Whanganui is now experiencing a growth spurt that has seen it fall victim to that most metropolitan of scourges - traffic congestion. And one pinch-point raises the heckles more than most - the more than 100-year-old Dublin Street Bridge. Opened to trams, vehicles and pedestrians in 1914 the historic two-lane steel bridge connects State Highways 3 and 4 via central Whanganui. Advertisement It cost the princely sum of $75,000, took two and a half years to build and contains 1000 tonnes of steel, and 30 tonnes of rivets. ....
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