Clevedon Road, Grove Road shops pedestrian signals
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Upcoming changes to the Clevedon Road. Grove Road shops pedestrian crossing
We heard from residents and business that the raised crossing outside 55 Clevedon Road, near the local dairy and shops is causing noise and vibrations when vehicles drive over it. This is mainly because of the softer soil in the area.
We’re planning to replace the existing raised zebra crossing with a signalised pedestrian crossing.
This change ensures pedestrian safety remains a priority supported by the community while resolving the issues caused by the raised intersection.
What’s changing
The raised crossing will be removed to reduce noise and vibration issues.
What’s is planned to replace the raised crossing
A new pedestrian signal that activates only when someone is waiting to cross.
To accommodate the new crossing and improve visibility four parking spaces will be removed.
Widening the footpath near the crossing.
Removal of one tree from the berm and some minor pruning
Install high friction surface to improve drivers’ awareness and crossing safety
What this means for the area
This change is designed to make the area safer and more comfortable for everyone – whether you’re visiting the shops, running a business, walking or driving through Clevedon Road.
It responds to noise and vibration concerns from nearby residents.
It improves pedestrian safety and confidence, by providing controlled crossing opportunity. This is particularly important for vulnerable road users such as children, elderly, and people with disabilities.
It will help helps drivers turning out of Grove Road by creating natural gaps in traffic. This can help reducing delays and improving intersection efficiency at Grove Road.
We want your feedback
Share your thoughts up until Sunday 12 December 2025
You can share your thoughts by leaving us a comment on our project webpage. Or email us at ATengagement@at.govt.nz
Upcoming changes to the Clevedon Road. Grove Road shops pedestrian crossing
We heard from residents and business that the raised crossing outside 55 Clevedon Road, near the local dairy and shops is causing noise and vibrations when vehicles drive over it. This is mainly because of the softer soil in the area.
We’re planning to replace the existing raised zebra crossing with a signalised pedestrian crossing.
This change ensures pedestrian safety remains a priority supported by the community while resolving the issues caused by the raised intersection.
What’s changing
The raised crossing will be removed to reduce noise and vibration issues.
What’s is planned to replace the raised crossing
A new pedestrian signal that activates only when someone is waiting to cross.
To accommodate the new crossing and improve visibility four parking spaces will be removed.
Widening the footpath near the crossing.
Removal of one tree from the berm and some minor pruning
Install high friction surface to improve drivers’ awareness and crossing safety
What this means for the area
This change is designed to make the area safer and more comfortable for everyone – whether you’re visiting the shops, running a business, walking or driving through Clevedon Road.
It responds to noise and vibration concerns from nearby residents.
It improves pedestrian safety and confidence, by providing controlled crossing opportunity. This is particularly important for vulnerable road users such as children, elderly, and people with disabilities.
It will help helps drivers turning out of Grove Road by creating natural gaps in traffic. This can help reducing delays and improving intersection efficiency at Grove Road.
We want your feedback
Share your thoughts up until Sunday 12 December 2025
You can share your thoughts by leaving us a comment on our project webpage. Or email us at ATengagement@at.govt.nz
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