Mt Albert Road Midblock Crossing

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About the project


New Crossing Facility at Mt Albert Road!

We are working with Auckland Transport and the Albert-Eden Local Board to install a new signalised pedestrian crossing outside 62 Mount Albert Road, near Toroa Terrace.

This location is frequently used by pedestrians, including school children. Currently there is no formal crossing facility at this location near Toroa Terrace. High traffic volumes make crossing difficult, particularly during busy school periods.

Installing a dedicated pedestrian crossing will provide a safer and more convenient way for people to move through the area.


What we’re planning to do before June 2026

  • Install a new signalised pedestrian crossing across Mount Albert Road
  • Improve streetlighting and line marking to support the crossing
  • Build a new footpath, pram crossing and tactile pavers leading to the crossing
  • Relocate bus stops and the bus shelter in the vicinity
  • Add new cycle lane markings
  • Reprioritising six street parking spaces to increase visibility for pedestrians and drivers

These upgrades will make Mt Albert Road easier to cross, especially for school children and the wider community. It will also help slow down drivers and improve visibility of people crossing the road.


What happens next

We want to hear your feedback on:

Any specific local knowledge, operational issues or suggestions that may help to refine the proposed design

Contact us via email engagementfeedback@johnstaff.co.nz - use "Mount Albert Road mid block" in the subject line

or call us on 093553553


The proposal is still in the public engagement phase, which has been extended to Sunday 11 January 2026. This is an Albert-Eden Local Board project and expect to meet with them early 2026.

We hope to have an outcome and decision early next year.



About the project


New Crossing Facility at Mt Albert Road!

We are working with Auckland Transport and the Albert-Eden Local Board to install a new signalised pedestrian crossing outside 62 Mount Albert Road, near Toroa Terrace.

This location is frequently used by pedestrians, including school children. Currently there is no formal crossing facility at this location near Toroa Terrace. High traffic volumes make crossing difficult, particularly during busy school periods.

Installing a dedicated pedestrian crossing will provide a safer and more convenient way for people to move through the area.


What we’re planning to do before June 2026

  • Install a new signalised pedestrian crossing across Mount Albert Road
  • Improve streetlighting and line marking to support the crossing
  • Build a new footpath, pram crossing and tactile pavers leading to the crossing
  • Relocate bus stops and the bus shelter in the vicinity
  • Add new cycle lane markings
  • Reprioritising six street parking spaces to increase visibility for pedestrians and drivers

These upgrades will make Mt Albert Road easier to cross, especially for school children and the wider community. It will also help slow down drivers and improve visibility of people crossing the road.


What happens next

We want to hear your feedback on:

Any specific local knowledge, operational issues or suggestions that may help to refine the proposed design

Contact us via email engagementfeedback@johnstaff.co.nz - use "Mount Albert Road mid block" in the subject line

or call us on 093553553


The proposal is still in the public engagement phase, which has been extended to Sunday 11 January 2026. This is an Albert-Eden Local Board project and expect to meet with them early 2026.

We hope to have an outcome and decision early next year.

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