NZTA wants to know how to make Halswell Rd better for bus users

Chris Lynch
Chris Lynch
Nov 19, 2020 |

NZTA is asking people for ideas on how to make Halswell Road better for bus users.

The transport agency has a $25 million budget to provide bus lanes along the 2.5km long section of Halswell Road that runs between Curletts/Hoon Hay Road, past Aidanfield to Dunbars Road.

NZTA’s Jim Harland says Halswell Road is a key public transport corridor that experiences significant travel delays during peak periods.

“We are wanting to achieve faster and more reliable travel times for buses along Halswell Road. The project aims to improve safety, comfort and the convenience of getting to and using bus stops.”

“We want to make bus stops accessible to all users and make bus travel a popular choice for people travelling to the city from the south-west”

“We want to hear the community’s views on the issues they experience with their journey along Halswell Road. We want to hear from all travellers whether people cycle, walk, take their own car or catch a bus.

People can fill in an online survey or leave comments on an interactive online map online. An information brochure including a freepost feedback form is available from: the Halswell Centre, 341 Halswell Road. 

Chris Lynch
Chris Lynch

Chris Lynch is a journalist, videographer and content producer, broadcasting from his independent news and production company in Christchurch, New Zealand. If you have a news tip or are interested in video content, email [email protected]

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