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3D crossings to slow traffic in Tauranga CBD

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3D pedestrian crossing on The Strand. Photo / George Novak

3D pedestrian crossing on The Strand. Photo / George Novak

New 3D pedestrian crossings have been created in central Tauranga.

Tauranga City Council transportation manager Martin Parkes said the 3D crossings were being painted in a busy pedestrian area on The Strand and Hamilton St.

3D pedestrian crossing on The Strand. Photo / George Novak
3D pedestrian crossing on The Strand. Photo / George Novak

"The 3D graphics encourage drivers to slow down, as they are more visually engaging than a standard pedestrian crossing," Parkes said.

3D pedestrian crossing on The Strand. Photo / George Novak
3D pedestrian crossing on The Strand. Photo / George Novak
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"They are also a bit of fun."

Three crossings have already been installed this week. Another two are expected by the end of the week and another two are expected in within the next two months.

Some of the locations where 3D pedestrian crossings will be painted in Tauranga's The Strand area. Photo / supplied
Some of the locations where 3D pedestrian crossings will be painted in Tauranga's The Strand area. Photo / supplied

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