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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.

Share with care

Share with care on our pathways. Whaia te ara. Stay left, slow down, keep dogs close.

Latest news

Seismic strengthening work to get underway at Spring Street parking building

Spring Street Parking

We’re beginning seismic strengthening work at the Spring Street parking building from next week. This is precautionary work to reduce the risk to users and the extent of damage that a significant earthquake could cause.

Works will begin on the lower levels and progress upward throughout the building. The Durham Street entrance will be closed for a short period while work takes place.

The parking building will remain operational during the works but will have reduced number of parking spaces available. Care Park will relocate parking leaseholders when their leased park becomes unavailable. Casual parking spaces will be available at the nearby Elizabeth Street parking building if the Spring Street parking building is at capacity.

Work to strengthen the draw bridge that connects the parking building and 29 Grey Street is expected to take place in late 2022.

It’s expected all works will be complete by mid-2023.

Please take care when driving or walking around work sites. There will be periods of noise at times, as well as vibration. Dust control measures will be in place. We recommend people keep their car windows up when in the parking building.

We apologise for the inconvenience and thank you for your patience while work is also undertaken on the relocation of the Willow Street bus interchange and demolition of Tauranga City Council’s adjoining building.

For more information visit: www.tauranga.govt.nz/parking-works

 

 

 

Posted: Jun 14, 2022,

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