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Wellington police nab 111 drivers speeding on first day of lockdown, including teenager going 160kmh

Rat running worrying residents who live near Lower Hutt crash hotspot

Blake Crayton-Brown/Stuff Hutt City Councillor Simon Edwards lives in Belmont, Lower Hutt and heard a thud when a pedestrian was hit by a car last week. (File photo) Some residents described seeing cars travelling along Grounsell Cres, a residential street with a 50kph limit, at about 80kph. Edwards wanted to see red light cameras installed at the SH2 intersections with the Melling and Kennedy Good bridges and the speed limit lowered to 80kph. James Scott​, who heads the Belmont Residents’ Association which had hosted Wednesday s meeting, said he was worried the speeding problem on SH2 would get worse once Transmission Gully opened and traffic through the Haywards Interchange increased.

Councillor versus Wellington s boy racers: New rules considered in capital to clamp down on cruising

Roller destroys vehicles in Wellington. Crowds at a car enthusiast gathering filmed the roller smashing into vehicles. Move over Crusher Collins, there s new sheriff in town: Crusher Condie. Or, in Wellington City Council-speak, associate transport portfolio leader councillor Jenny Condie is introducing a plan to council to consult on a traffic bylaw, part of which is looking at how to control, restrict, or ban “cruising”. Condie confirmed that the bylaw change, if it did come about, was designed to be a crackdown on boy racers. She said this was in response to complaints especially about noise and speeding in the city’s outer suburbs, often in new subdivisions with wide roads and fewer homes.

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