Auckland traffic: Strong gusts on Harbour Bridge, motorists urged to slow down
17 May, 2021 08:55 PM
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A breakdown on the Auckland Harbour Bridge is causing delays early this morning. Image / NZTA
NZ Herald
Strong wind gusts are being reported on Auckland s Harbour Bridge early this morning.
Motorists are urged to slow down after road authorities issued an alert via its social media pages just before 8.30am. Please obey speed signs and maintain a safe following distance.
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SH1 AKL HBR BRIDGE - 8:25AM
Due to strong wind gusts extra care is currently required on the Harbour Bridge, especially for high-sided vehicles & motorcycles. Please obey speed signs and maintain a safe following distance. ^TP pic.twitter.com/wUQ6VzqVg0 Waka Kotahi NZTA Auckland & Northland (@WakaKotahiAkNth) May 17, 2021
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