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SH2 Te Puke night time road resurfacing work starts Sunday

Published: Tue 4 Mar 2014 04:25 PM
4 March 2014 | NZ Transport Agency - Waikato & Bay of Plenty
SH2 Te Puke night time road resurfacing work starts this Sunday
Motorists travelling along State Highway 2 (SH2) through Te Puke are advised that due to road resurfacing works being undertaken at the north end of Te Puketownship between Atuaroa Avenue and Oroua Street, a stop/go manual traffic operation will be in place from this Sunday night, for a week.
The night time works will start on Sunday from 7.00pm and continue until Thursday 13 March, finishing at 6.30am each morning, says the Transport Agency.
Motorists are advised to keep to the posted 30 km/h temporary speed limit. These works form part of the Transport Agency’s annual maintenance work to ensure the road pavement at this location is kept strong to carry heavy traffic over the next 10-20 years.
The Transport Agency would like to apologise to motorists for any inconvenience and thanks them for their patience while this important work is being undertaken.
For up-to-date state highway travel information visit www.highwayinfo.govt.nz or phone the Transport Agency's 0800 4 HIGHWAYS information line to get the latest updates or to report incidents or hazards on the state highways. Alternatively you can sign-up via www.onthemove.govt.nz to receive free email alerts designed to inform you before you start your journey about notable incidents, road conditions or roadworks on the state highway network.
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