The one flaw in the plan I've seen is that it still requires people to chose a lane early on and stick in it...........we're talking about Auckland drivers......good luck with that.
-Indy
The one flaw in the plan I've seen is that it still requires people to chose a lane early on and stick in it...........we're talking about Auckland drivers......good luck with that.
-Indy
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That two lane section has never been the problem, and thats technically before spaghetti. The holdups southbound are where the symonds and port onramps join (then the gillies area). Thats what causes the tailback to head through the two lane area.
North bound however, hopefully that extra lane in the tunnel will do the job with draining cars away from the symonds offramp to nelson offramp area.
The hold up southbound used to be the Newmarket Viaduct, but since the new bridge has been in, it's actually stopped that area from being a real car park. It's slow, but mostly constantly moving. I would say it's Khyber Pass and Gillies mostly, because of an on ramp and off ramp in close proximity using the same lanes. Much like the northbound side (except that hold up is slow moving cars for Port/SH16 exit)
I do a lot of travel southbound from city, but a bit from the North Shore, and I would say they should have 1 lane for city and SH16, 3 for junction and south, but that doesn't magically move the barrier, now does it?
I would reckon the next bottleneck is Mt Wellington, which drops the motorway down to 2 lanes. Used to back up, but have noticed it hasn't been too bad in recent months, not entirely sure why though.
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Then why is lane 4 & 5 backed up over the bridge but clears after nelson st on ramp?
Why has it always backed up through SJ northbound but clears at Fanshawe st on ramp?
Tristram ave is another one, they made it three lanes now it backs up at Greville road, again two lanes.
It's called the bottle neck for a reason and everywhere on the motorway when it drops to two lanes there is a traffic jam.
The motorway is basically now too small for the amount of cars that travel on it everyday, even the weekend is now a parking lot.
So this is what is why i have will have a go at the shit planning that spends $406 million dollars to provide two lanes for an off ramp but only two for a motorway.
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A friend and I were both shocked when we found out the tunnel was so short. We both thought it had gone under the harbour to the North Shore.
Another friend I was talking with on Friday thought the new tunnel had 7 lanes. He thought that was pretty dumb given the bridge had 8 lanes. Objection still stands with the flyover / tunnel combo.![]()
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No, what you see is pretty much what you get in regards to the hobsonville extension.
http://www.nzta.govt.nz/projects/hobsonville/faqs.html
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