Transportation projects

To make the Parton Road and Tara Road roundabout safer for everyone, we're adding upgrades to improve safety for people walking or cycling, and school children.

We are making changes to Links Avenue to create a more welcoming and safer environment for the community.

Construction of a new interchange over the Tauranga Eastern Link will see Pāpāmoa East connected to the motorway and enable further development of the area.

We are working on a plan to make the area between 17th Avenue and Cheyne Road, Pyes Pā safer, more attractive, and provide more ways for people to move.

We are planning some changes on Oceanbeach Road and Girven Road that will improve your commute and make it safer and easier to get around in this neighbourhood.

Tauranga is growing fast, so we need to start work now to transform the area into a place where more people can live, work, study and move around.

Constructing the last 800m of the Ōmokoroa to Tauranga cycleway.

Keenan Road is an ideal location to provide more residential housing to cater for the growth we are experiencing in Tauranga.

We want to make it safer and easier to get around in your communities

We’re making Maunganui Road safer and more attractive.

We’re upgrading the Dive Crescent car park as part of our plans to revitalise the city centre and transform the waterfront in this area.

We are transforming Cameron Road to make it safer, provide more ways to travel and more attractive.

We want to make it safer and easier for people in Matua, Bureta, Cherrywood, Ōtūmoetai, Brookfield, Bellevue, and Judea to cycle, catch a bus, or walk to key places, within the Ōtūmoetai Peninsula, as well as travel into the city centre.

We have changes planned for Grenada Street to make it safer and easier to get around in this neighbourhood.

To create an accessible city centre we need to prioritise frequent, reliable public transport services through the area, supported by high-quality stops close to main destinations.

We're working on a safer option for people who cycle along Totara Street so they can choose to ride off the road, away from heavy vehicles.