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South Taranaki state highway rebuilds to start after Labour Weekend

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25 Oct, 2024 12:22 AM2 mins to read

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Two of five road rebuilds in South Taranaki will begin next week. Photo / NZME

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The rebuilding of five sites on State Highway 3, between Pātea and Nukumaru, in South Taranaki will start next week.

NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi said work was expected to begin at the first two sites, SH3 Waitōtara No. 1 (south of Jackson Rd) and SH3 Whenuakura (south of Oreilly Road), on Tuesday, October 29, as part of a programme to maintain the road’s reliability and longevity.

There would be traffic management and a temporary speed limit in place, with a potential 10-minute wait at each site

Two lanes would be open to traffic at night and on weekends.

“We appreciate the support from all road users and we’re reminding people how important it is to follow the temporary traffic management in place, adhere to all speed restrictions in place and respect our crews while travelling through the roadworks site,” NZTA system manager for Taranaki Liesl Dawson said.

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The first two rebuilds are expected to be finished by early December.

The dates for construction to begin at the remaining three South Taranaki sites have not yet been announced.

They are SH3 Moumahaki (between Waiau and Okotuku roads), SH3 Nukumaru (north of Pakaraka Rd) and SH3 Waitōtara No. 2 (south of Waitōtara River bridge).

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“A busy few months are ahead as we continue to make the roads more resilient, efficient and ultimately safer for all road users,” Dawson said.

“We appreciate the support from all road users and we’re reminding people how important it is to follow the temporary traffic management in place, adhere to all speed restrictions in place and respect our crews while travelling through the roadworks site.”

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