Posted on 13-03-2021 16:37 | By Kancho
Maybe another entrance at the hospital area to get onto Route K and no toll although The Crossing already has backed up traffic so that would get at worse
No details indeed.
Posted on 13-03-2021 15:33 | By Kancho
How will traffic be managed as in Greerton traffic takes side streets to get round. Greerton stops traffic will it be reinstated to double lanes to allow flow or will this be the fate of more of Cameron road. Other routes South ? Will the toll be removed from route K and better engineering to clear The Crossing. Will Barked corner likewise have better signage as paint on the road isn’t visible. Both Barkes Corner and The Lakes need proper overhead signage and better flow engineering to reduce these pinch points . Will Fraser street get more work as an alternative route? Is there really room for done lanes two way cycling a d pedestrian. Bus lanes will obviously take one lane at times so disingenuous to say double lanes or
Consultation to start on Tauranga $45m Cameron Rd upgrade
11 Mar, 2021 01:43 AM
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Bay of Plenty Times
Details of a $45 million government-funded project to futureproof Cameron Rd are being shared with the community, so they can help finalise the plan which will help transform the Te Papa Peninsula into a thriving, connected centre.
More than one million bus passengers use Cameron Rd each year, and 60 per cent of all bus connections in Tauranga pass through Cameron Rd, Tauranga City Council said in a statement.
Tauranga s projected population by 2063 will increase by almost 80,000, the statement said.
Tauranga City Council infrastructure general manager Nic Johansson said Cameron Rd was one of the city s main arteries, and the city had an opportunity to get ahead of the growth by incorporating more transport options.
Tauranga city has reached crisis point in legacy of underinvestment , meeting told
8 Mar, 2021 05:01 PM
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Tauranga city has several major issues that have been highlighted as the area s population continues to balloon. Photo / File
Tauranga city has several major issues that have been highlighted as the area s population continues to balloon. Photo / File
Tauranga has reached a crisis point with experts predicting housing shortfalls of up to 5000 and a $2.5 billion loss in GDP because of a legacy of underinvestment . The figures were discussed in a Tauranga City Council meeting yesterday as part of a public workshop in which council staff and commissioners discussed issues the city was facing as part of a draft Long-term Plan for 2021 - 2031.
UK TRADING UPDATE SUMMARY: BP Marsh s Nexus Buys Hiscox Marine Unit
Mon, 11th Jan 2021 21:51
(Alliance News) - The following is a round-up of updates by London-listed companies, issued on Monday and not separately reported by Alliance News:
BP Marsh & Partners PLC - London-based private equity investor in financial services businesses - Investee Nexus Underwriting Management Ltd, a specialty managing general agent, completed the acquisition of the Hiscox MGA Marine business from Hiscox Ltd. This expert team provides yacht and marine trades insurance and will become an integral part of Millstream Underwriting Ltd, a Nexus Group company which specialises in consumer insurance, BP Marsh adds.
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