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MIL-OSI New Zealand: Muriwai Beach closed to vehicles this holiday season

MIL-OSI New Zealand: Muriwai Beach closed to vehicles this holiday season
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Muriwai Beach volunteer lifeguard says car ban could endanger public

Abigail Dougherty/Stuff There are increasing concerns about the behaviour of people who drive vehicles on Muriwai Beach in northwest Auckland. Volunteer lifeguards at a popular Auckland beach where cars will be banned over summer say the decision could put people in danger. On Wednesday, Auckland Council announced its decision to close vehicle access to Muriwai Beach from December 23 until January 10, 2021. The closure was because of safety concerns and fire risks as visitor numbers are expected to skyrocket. There can be “dire consequences” when cars mix with people at a popular recreation spot, it said. Abigail Dougherty/Stuff Vehicle access to Muriwai Beach will be closed from December 23 until January 10, 2021.

Summer holiday ban on driving on Auckland s Muriwai Beach

Summer holiday ban on driving on Auckland s Muriwai Beach © RNZ / Claire Eastham-Farrelly The risk to people and the environment of cars on Muriwai Beach west of Auckland means they are to be temporarily banned. The ban runs from 23 December to 10 January. Auckland Council said it was the first time the beach would been fully closed to vehicles. Access would be closed at Coast Road, Rimmer Road and Wilson Road. Tasman Road remains closed under normal seasonal restrictions. The council s sports and recreation manager, Mace Ward, said there had been a significant increase in the number of cars using the beach in recent years.

Auckland s Muriwai Beach to close to vehicles for first time over summer season

Tasman Rd will remain closed as it did under normal seasonal restrictions. Rodney Local Board chairman Phelan Pirrie said it was the first time the council and other agencies had chosen to close access to vehicles over the busiest weeks of summer. Other agencies involved in the decision include Fire and Emergency, police, the Department of Conservation, Ngā Maunga Whakahii o Kaipara Ngahere and the surf life saving club. Pirrie said the whole of Muriwai was “incredibly popular” over summer and this year was likely to be no different. Abigail Dougherty/Stuff The vehicle access point at Muriwai Beach needs to be managed better, locals say.

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