Traffic Calming Measures for the Bird Streets in Pt Chevalier
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Gary Lane
10 years ago
We have been in contact with Graeme Easte from Community Board over traffic in Walker Rd. AT transport put traffic counter out for a couple of weeks. Not holding my breath over them putting in traffic calming measures.
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Jenny wigley
10 years ago
It's a no brainer
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Anonymous
10 years ago
69 Kiwi Road
Point Chevalier
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Katherine Kelly
10 years ago
We have young children (2years and 4years). It is urgent that this matter is addressed!!
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Laurent Sylvestre
10 years ago
Some cars are trying to break "speed records" on Walford Road, must stop for children safety.
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Andy Smith
10 years ago
Huia Road is used as a cut through for traffic in the peak times, cars speed at these times and also during week-ends. We have a slight dip just outside our house and the cars speed up for this. Us and our neighbours all have young children and we are all worried about the speed and traffic.
I have also attended a couple of accidents where cars have not stopped at the intersection and have experienced several near misses myself.
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Rod Perkins
10 years ago
I would support speed bumps on all the bird streets to increase child safety and reduce speed. reducing speed in these streets would also make them safer for cyclists
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Mary Stokes
10 years ago
We definitely need speed humps on Moa Rd the car race down it! It is very dangerous.
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Adrian Ross
10 years ago
Moa Road. 60-70km/hr typical. Frequent higher speeds seen. Large traffic flow at rush hour mornings north-south and afternoons south- north.
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Niki Harre
10 years ago
69 Dignan St
Pt Chevalier
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Heidi O'Callahan
10 years ago
Speed calming measures are a necessary first step. But lower and enforced speed limits are needed too. Even the local board told me they want lower speed limits, too. It is Auckland Transport who won't budge, and those dinosaurs need to be pushed.
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Mark Graham
· petition starter
10 years ago
Well done everyone - we're 1/4 the way to our target. Please remember to share with your networks, especially online. We'll be door knocking weekend after next (28/29 November) to add to this list and anyone who can help is most welcome.
cheers
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Richard Green
10 years ago
This needs to happen before a child is killed.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Reckless drivers up and down Dignan St every day and night.
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Lara Allan
10 years ago
32 Te Ra Road
Point Chevalier
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jeannette turner
10 years ago
14 Muripara Ave
Pt Chev
Walker Road especially and streets surrounding walker park, always boy racers at night, have seen many near misses around the park with children. Speed humps are a must!!!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Keep the kids of pt Chev safe
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Keren Rego
10 years ago
Whilst I don't live down a Bird St...Walker Road has horrific problems with speeding cars, buses and very limited access when the park is in full swing. So far only domestic pets have been killed...but it's only a matter of time.
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Melanie Hastings
10 years ago
59 Riro Street
Point Chevalier
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Shay Brazier
10 years ago
This is a real problem. The size of most of these streets is out of proportion to there appropriate use. Wide fast streets aren't needed in a residential area.
In addition the intersection of Meola with Pt Chev Road coild be improved.
We have been in contact with Graeme Easte from Community Board over traffic in Walker Rd. AT transport put traffic counter out for a couple of weeks. Not holding my breath over them putting in traffic calming measures.
It's a no brainer
69 Kiwi Road Point Chevalier
We have young children (2years and 4years). It is urgent that this matter is addressed!!
Some cars are trying to break "speed records" on Walford Road, must stop for children safety.
Huia Road is used as a cut through for traffic in the peak times, cars speed at these times and also during week-ends. We have a slight dip just outside our house and the cars speed up for this. Us and our neighbours all have young children and we are all worried about the speed and traffic. I have also attended a couple of accidents where cars have not stopped at the intersection and have experienced several near misses myself.
I would support speed bumps on all the bird streets to increase child safety and reduce speed. reducing speed in these streets would also make them safer for cyclists
We definitely need speed humps on Moa Rd the car race down it! It is very dangerous.
Moa Road. 60-70km/hr typical. Frequent higher speeds seen. Large traffic flow at rush hour mornings north-south and afternoons south- north.
69 Dignan St Pt Chevalier
Speed calming measures are a necessary first step. But lower and enforced speed limits are needed too. Even the local board told me they want lower speed limits, too. It is Auckland Transport who won't budge, and those dinosaurs need to be pushed.
Well done everyone - we're 1/4 the way to our target. Please remember to share with your networks, especially online. We'll be door knocking weekend after next (28/29 November) to add to this list and anyone who can help is most welcome. cheers
This needs to happen before a child is killed.
Reckless drivers up and down Dignan St every day and night.
32 Te Ra Road Point Chevalier
14 Muripara Ave Pt Chev Walker Road especially and streets surrounding walker park, always boy racers at night, have seen many near misses around the park with children. Speed humps are a must!!!
Keep the kids of pt Chev safe
Whilst I don't live down a Bird St...Walker Road has horrific problems with speeding cars, buses and very limited access when the park is in full swing. So far only domestic pets have been killed...but it's only a matter of time.
59 Riro Street Point Chevalier
This is a real problem. The size of most of these streets is out of proportion to there appropriate use. Wide fast streets aren't needed in a residential area. In addition the intersection of Meola with Pt Chev Road coild be improved.