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Update 4, 29 April 2017: Manawatu Gorge slips
Update 4, 29 April 2017: Manawatu Gorge slips
The NZ Transport Agency says that good progress is still being made on clearing the remaining, large slip on the Manawatu Gorge. Contractors will continue to work through the weekend.
Transport Agency Highway Manager Ross I’Anson says motorists can use the Pahiatua Track and the Saddle Road as alternative routes.
Electronic signage is being installed in Ashhurst tomorrow, reminding traffic to take extra care as school starts back on Monday.
It’s still expected that the remaining slip, which is at the Woodville end of the gorge, will take approximately three weeks to clear, with a re-opening date of 18 May.
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