Randwick Park Speed Calming

Consultation Outcome

After reviewing the feedback we received, we are proceeding with the below changes to our proposal to [insert treatment] on [Street, Suburb].

• [Bullet point changes here if relevant.]

What happens next

We anticipate these changes will be installed between [Month and Month Year.]

We'll be in touch with local residents before any changes take place.

Community Feedback

Thank you for helping us make better decisions for your neighbourhood, informed by your local knowledge.

[Write a short summary of feedback here. Mention support for the project, and common themes in feedback.]

The project is supported by Manurewa Local Board and partially funded through the Local Board Transport Capital Fund and is part of the Residential Speed Management programme.

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Feedback close date extended to 31 December 2025

Come chat to the team this Saturday 6 December at the skatepark, Manu Tukutuku

About the project
Auckland Transport (AT) is proposing road safety improvements in Randwick Park to create a safer environment for all road users. The Local Board and Randwick Park Residents Association have requested stronger action to improve safety for everyone using our streets. We've also heard from residents that more needs to be done to address ongoing safety concerns in the community.

In response, we propose speed-calming measures, such as:

• Speed cushions
• Pedestrian islands

These proposed measures will help create a slower speed environment reducing the risk of crashes and making the streets safer for everyone.

The project is supported by Manurewa Local Board and partially funded through the Local Board Transport Capital Fund and is part of the Residential Speed Management programme.

Proposed Changes

• Shifnal Drive
• Riverton Drive
• Hyperion Drive

Pedestrian island with speed cushion on

• Riverton Drive

The speed calming measures we propose will:

• Reduce vehicle speeds.
• Help to reduce the risk of serious injuries and deaths.
• Help to create slower speed environment, which is safer for everyone, especially for tamariki (children).
• Encourages people to walk and cycle locally.