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Roadworks expected to cause delays around holiday hotspots

Roadworks expected to cause delays around holiday hotspots 20 Dec, 2020 06:16 PM 4 minutes to read Holidaymakers are warned to factor in extra time for road works-related delays all over New Zealand this summer. Photo / Bevan Conley, File RNZ More than 2000 workers will be sweating it out across about 2500 sites nationwide. READ MORE: Last year s maintenance programme was the largest ever, with 10 per cent of the roading network renewed or repaired. This year it is 8.5 per cent - that is nearly 2000km of refreshed roads - the equivalent of repaving a two-lane road from Picton to Bluff. PLAN AHEAD: Check details of Auckland s overnight motorway roadwork closures planned over the coming holiday period (20-22 Dec and 06-09 Jan) here: https://t.co/ZhEZnB7jq6 and plan your late night journey in advance. ^MF pic.twitter.com/glCOimn9TM Waka Kotahi NZTA Auckland & Northland (@WakaKotahiAkNth) December 20, 2020

Motorists should expect delays travelling to holiday hotspots this summer

Motorists should expect delays travelling to holiday hotspots this summer Hamish Cardwell © Provided by Radio New Zealand State Highway 1 to Northland, quiet as Auckland is under level 3 restrictions. Motorists should expect delays travelling to holiday hotspots with another big year of summer roadworks planned. More than 2000 workers will be sweating it out across about 2500 sites nationwide. Last year s maintenance programme was the largest ever, with 10 percent of the roading network renewed or repaired. This year it is 8.5 percent - that is nearly 2000km of refreshed roads - the equivalent of repaving a two-lane road from Picton to Bluff. Workers will down tools from 23 December until 5 January but some speed restrictions will remain at major site works.

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