Next steps for major works at Cambridge Road Overbridge – Takitimu North Link Stage One

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Source: New Zealand Transport Agency

NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi is advising motorists that a section of Moffat Road between Tauranga Adventist School and Cambridge Road (East) will be closed from Tuesday 9 January 2024 for three months, through to April 2024, as part of the Takitimu North Link project.

Traffic management measures will be put in place overnight on 8 January, in order to mitigate significant disruption to travel through the area while this work takes place.

The work is required to complete the new Cambridge Road Overbridge, between Bethlehem and Tauriko, and involves digging out the existing road and realigning the road level to the required height, construction of the new pavement, and installation of footpaths, road signage, road markings and landscaping.

During this time all light vehicle traffic will be required to detour using Cambridge Road East to Waihī Road. A diversion road is in use travelling alongside the main work site, please keep to the temporary speed reductions. All heavy vehicles will need to use SH29/Takitimu Drive Toll Road which will be toll exempted for heavy vehicles only during this time, the exemption will be applied automatically through the electronic tolling system.

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Careful consideration has gone into recommended alternative routes for both light and heavy vehicles during the closure of a section of Moffat Road. Safety is our primary concern, especially for the residents in the affected area, including drivers, pedestrians and cyclists.

We encourage people to take the recommended routes as outlined in the map above, and to plan for additional travel time.

There will be temporary speed reductions in place while this work is undertaken. Please follow on-site traffic signage and instructions from our team.

Cambridge Road – Takitimu North Link project 

NZTA thanks motorists for their patience while we complete this essential work to keep the state highway network safe, accessible and resilient. 

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