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Road safety improvement on Aranui Road and at nearby intersections are now complete.
Now that the work is finished, we’d like to hear you think about the changes.
Complete our short survey by 30 August 2026. It should take around 2–5 minutes, and you’ll find the survey link at the bottom of this page.
The completed works include:
installing broken yellow lines near 67 Aranui Road to improve visibility around the bend
installing broken yellow lines at the Aranui Road and Ruawai Road intersection to improve visibility and support safer pedestrian and bus movements
installing broken yellow lines at the Ruawai Road and Johnston Road intersection to improve visibility and support safer turning movements
adding‘SLOW’ road markings and red road surfacing near 64 Aranui Road to encourage drivers to take greater care in an area used by people walking to and from nearby education facilities and bus stops
introducing time-restricted parking outside 57 and 60 Aranui Road during school bus operating hours, while retaining parking at other times
About the project
Aranui Road can be a busy road connecting to Sylvia Park and there have been recent housing developments in the area leading more cars parked on the road.
Following feedback from residents, we’re planning to add broken yellow lines (no parking at any time) at the curvy bend outside 67 Aranui Road and at the approaches to the Aranui/Ruawai and Ruawai/Johnston Road intersections to improve visibility and help everyone move around the area more safely.
Why we’re making these changes We’re making changes on Aranui Road and at nearby intersections to help everyone move around more safely in the neighbourhood.
We’ll be painting broken yellow lines to show “no parking at any time,” especially at tight corners and busy spots.
This will improve visibility and make it easier for drivers, pedestrians, and buses to see and be seen.
How this will benefit your neighbourhood We’re working with you to make roads safer in your neighbourhood. These changes will:
Improve visibility for drivers and pedestrians
Support safer turning at intersections
Make it easier for buses and larger vehicles to navigate intersections
What happens next
We plan to complete these changes by early 2026.
Painting the broken yellow lines will take around one day, depending on weather conditions.
We’ll update the community if there are any changes to our plan before work begins on this website.
Road safety improvement on Aranui Road and at nearby intersections are now complete.
Now that the work is finished, we’d like to hear you think about the changes.
Complete our short survey by 30 August 2026. It should take around 2–5 minutes, and you’ll find the survey link at the bottom of this page.
The completed works include:
installing broken yellow lines near 67 Aranui Road to improve visibility around the bend
installing broken yellow lines at the Aranui Road and Ruawai Road intersection to improve visibility and support safer pedestrian and bus movements
installing broken yellow lines at the Ruawai Road and Johnston Road intersection to improve visibility and support safer turning movements
adding‘SLOW’ road markings and red road surfacing near 64 Aranui Road to encourage drivers to take greater care in an area used by people walking to and from nearby education facilities and bus stops
introducing time-restricted parking outside 57 and 60 Aranui Road during school bus operating hours, while retaining parking at other times
About the project
Aranui Road can be a busy road connecting to Sylvia Park and there have been recent housing developments in the area leading more cars parked on the road.
Following feedback from residents, we’re planning to add broken yellow lines (no parking at any time) at the curvy bend outside 67 Aranui Road and at the approaches to the Aranui/Ruawai and Ruawai/Johnston Road intersections to improve visibility and help everyone move around the area more safely.
Why we’re making these changes We’re making changes on Aranui Road and at nearby intersections to help everyone move around more safely in the neighbourhood.
We’ll be painting broken yellow lines to show “no parking at any time,” especially at tight corners and busy spots.
This will improve visibility and make it easier for drivers, pedestrians, and buses to see and be seen.
