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最新消息,9月4-5号的周末1号高速往南Newmarket Viaduct从周六下午5点到周一早上5点关闭,北行的高速不受影响。这次的封路是为了开放新修的viaduct bridge给大家周一使用,而旧的bridge将随后被拆掉。封路的影响很大,希望大家这个周末不要出门,或者避免进入受影响的区域,有任何问题请直接联系NGA NEWMARKET VIADUCT Project 或者NEW ZEALAND TRANSPORT AGENCY.
The Southbound lanes of the Southern Motorway (SH1) will be closed for a maximum of 36 hours from 5pm Saturday September 4 between Gillies Ave and Greenlane. The closure is required to enable us to open the new southbound Newmarket Viaduct in time for the Monday morning commute.
Avoid the Southern Motorway (SH1) if you're planning to travel anywhere around Auckland on Saturday night or Sunday. The closure will cause significant delays throughout Auckland's road network.
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Should you need to travel by car, please consult the detour maps by clicking on the map or this link. These detours will provide you with the best travel option to key destination points, however delays are inevitable.
Either switch your mode of transport, or keep it very local this Father's Day.
This single weekend closure and opening of the new bridge will allow us to open the fourth southbound motorway lane from the city to Greenlane by early 2011, reducing journey times and peak hour frustrations for regular commuters, and providing an improved driving experience for all Aucklanders.
We encourage you to forward this email or mention the closure to friends, staff, colleagues and customers. The more people who are aware of the closure and its potential impacts, the easier it will be for everyone.
Thank you in advance for your understanding and cooperation.
Tommy Parker
NZTA State Highways Manager, Auckland & Northland
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