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Travel Safe

Travel Safe is an all-ages community focused approach to road safety in Tauranga and the Western Bay of Plenty.

A joint initiative between Tauranga City Council, Western Bay of Plenty District Council, NZ Police, and NZ Transport Agency. The Travel Safe team partner with and work alongside communities, schools, parents, caregivers, volunteers, and students, to deliver programmes and initiatives to reduce accidents and improve road safety.

The programmes are developed to address identified high risks for targeted audiences.

Travel Safe is driven by guiding principles:

  • listening to communities
  • keeping it simple and flexible
  • developing community and school ownership at the beginning
  • strengthening community action
  • developing personal skills
  • creating supportive environments
  • supporting building healthy public policy
  • valuing volunteers

Find out more using the links below and follow Travel Safe on Facebook for updates.

Latest news

Durham Street project update - Friday, 5 April 2019

Durham Street

The Archaeologists have had a break from site this past week with no items of interest discovered in our excavations.

The excavation and base for the pavement at the South end of Durham Street outside Smiths Motorcycles, Gengy’s and Eastern HiFi has been progressing well this week. Work will continue in this area next week.

We want to remind everyone that the businesses in the area are still open. From food to furniture, to your various transportation needs and more, it’s all right here on Durham Street. 

Spring Street and Durham Street Intersections

There is just one concrete slab left to pour in the intersection next week. The curved concrete nib between the new roadway and footpath will then be boxed and poured. The concrete will need a month to completely cure before traffic can use this area.

Spring Street and Durham Street Intersection

The laying of paving stones outside Work & Income office is well underway. The remaining pavement work on the west side of the intersection is scheduled to be complete within the next 2 weeks.

Durham Street Workers Laying Paving Stones

The final piece of stormwater drainage work on the intersection will be completed next week.

Durham Lane

The lane from Durham Street to Bongard Centre has re-opened while the work from the University to Cameron Road section is shaped up.

Work on the Lane from University of Waikato to Cameron Road was underway again this week as the nib kerb adjacent to Craigs was laid, and the laneway pavement has been excavated in preparation for new pavement aggregate to be laid and asphalted. 

Please contact Keith Campbell our Stakeholder Manager if you have any concerns or questions.

Posted: Apr 5, 2019,

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