The traffic lights on the intersection of Cameron Road and Elizabeth Street will be turned off early this evening for maintenance work.
Tauranga City Council communications advisor Marcel Currin says the lights are due to be turned off at 7pm.
The traffic lights at the intersection of Cameron Road and Elizabeth Street will be off from 7pm.
He says they will be operating again by tomorrow morning. During the outage, the intersection will be limited to one lane with a temporary roundabout.
This work concludes a major upgrade to the Elizabeth/Cameron Road intersection which started in October 2013.
4 comments
upgrade
Posted on 28-01-2014 23:02 | By Capt_Kaveman
are you sure about that, fix them or remove them
Its taken 3 years!!!
Posted on 29-01-2014 10:30 | By Sambo Returns
and they are still not operating correctly, and as for the "up grade" what a wasted effort, all for the sake of a few cyclists, not only the money spent, but the disruption to business owners and commuters, what has it achieved???.
traffic lights
Posted on 29-01-2014 14:43 | By sangrae
maybe the council management need to seriously look at the company who installs them or is to maintain them there is a problem all over town.
Traffic lights
Posted on 29-01-2014 16:06 | By Aster
It's probably too late to mention this, but there is a serious fault with the right turning arrow for traffic turning from Elizabeth St into Cameron Road. Less than half the cars waiting, can turn before the light turns red,and we have to wait even longer. I often try to enter the traffic lanes from Selwyn Street into Elizabeth Street, only to find that the lines of cars waiting for the light to change often prevent me from leaving Selwyn Street. Simple solution - extend the time the lights are on Green to handle the traffic volumes,TCC Aster
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