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Tree pruning in central city
Traffic flow in Thackeray St and at the Pembroke St-Thackeray St roundabout will be affected by tree pruning on Wednesday 24 June and Thursday 25 June.
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Road works set to resume
Road safety improvements to Hamilton streets will resume once the city moves to Alert Level 3 and continue over the next three to six weeks.
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Borman Road closure at Resolution Drive during school holidays
Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency advises there will be a partial closure at the Resolution Drive/Borman Road roundabout at Rototuna for the duration of the upcoming school holidays, as part of works on the Hamilton section of the Waikato Expressway.
The western Borman Road exit/entry to the roundabout will be closed from Sunday 18 April to Sunday 2 May so contractors can lay a drainage line under Borman Road.
This work is part of extending Resolution Drive from the roundabout to connect to the expressway's Resolution Interchange.
A detour will be signposted and walking and cycling access will be maintained.
Waka Kotahi thanks road users for their patience while we undertake this important work.
Plan ahead for a safe, enjoyable journey this summer. Keep up to date with:
Traffic updates: nzta.govt.nz/traffic(external link)
Facebook: facebook.com/NZTAWaikatoBoP(external link)
Twitter: twitter.com/WakaKotahiWaiBP(external link)
Journey planner: journeys.nzta.govt.nz(external link)
Phone: 0800 4 HIGHWAYS (0800 44 44 49)
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Hamilton's new transport hub a talking point
A new transport hub in Rotokauri, expected to be built mid-2020, was one of the talking points at Hamilton City Council's Your Neighbourhood open day event in Crawshaw last week.
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Free weekend buses for Hamilton youth from 1 July 2019
People aged 18 and under will soon be able to travel on Hamilton's bus network for free during weekends.
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Works to resume after lockdown pause
Construction of a new roundabout to provide safer access to Ohaupo Rd/State Highway Three and a future link to the new Peacocke neighbourhood started again during Level 3 under specific health and safety controls for minimising COVID-19 risk.
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Where should we put bike and scooter parking in Hamilton?
Hamilton City Council plans to install new bike and scooter parking facilities, making it easier for people to get around Hamilton and promote more transport choices.
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River path notification - Whitiora Bridge
A short section of the river path north of the Whitiora Bridge will be closed on Wednesday 17 October, to allow for a tree removal project on the western side of the river. The site is between Dillicar St and the Whitiora Bridge (Boundary Rd), meaning path users will need to detour via Victoria St.
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Bus better with Bee
An exciting new bus ticketing system that will make travel smarter, easier and in most cases, cheaper launches Monday 6 July.
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Trialling a more attractive and safer Ward Street
A section of Ward Street is set to experiment temporary changes to make the central city more attractive for people and safer for all forms of transport.