Ohau to Manakau Pseudoreversal
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From: Simon Bridges
Dear New Zealand Transport Agency,
I'd like to know why the speed limit from ohau to manakau is 80 temporarily with insufficient works to justify the temporary limit. This speed limit is at best unlawful and realistically illegal and likely a shuffle towards a review and going back on promised speed increases.
Furthermore id like the TMP that validates this speed limit and any supplementary decision making info. Matched against the criteria for a temporary limit.
TBC
From: Official Correspondence
New Zealand Transport Agency
Kia ora Simon
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From: Simon Bridges <[FOI #33960 email]>
Sent: Wednesday, 4 March 2026 3:35 pm
To: Official Correspondence <[email address]>
Subject: Official Information request - Ohau to Manakau Pseudoreversal
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Dear New Zealand Transport Agency,
I'd like to know why the speed limit from ohau to manakau is 80
temporarily with insufficient works to justify the temporary limit. This
speed limit is at best unlawful and realistically illegal and likely a
shuffle towards a review and going back on promised speed increases.
Furthermore id like the TMP that validates this speed limit and any
supplementary decision making info. Matched against the criteria for a
temporary limit.
TBC
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From: Simon Bridges
Dear Official Correspondence,
I would like to withdraw this request. Having seen the surveys going on its clearly a preamble to permanently lowering the speed. I think you should be more transparent with these things instead of squeezing through phoney or questionable at best temporary limits. Thirty years as a safety engineer, and this is some of the most blatant nonsense yet.
Yours sincerely,
Simon Bridges
From: Official Correspondence
New Zealand Transport Agency
Dear Simon
Thank you for your response. NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi is closing
this request as it understands you no longer require the information
requested.
In the meantime, if you have any further requests, feel free to contact
the Ministerial Services team at [1][email address]
Ngā mihi
Chanell
Ministerial Services
Te Waka Kōtuia | Engagement & Partnerships
NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi
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From: Simon Bridges <[FOI #33960 email]>
Sent: Thursday, 5 March 2026 7:09 am
To: Official Correspondence <[email address]>
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Dear Official Correspondence,
I would like to withdraw this request. Having seen the surveys going on
its clearly a preamble to permanently lowering the speed. I think you
should be more transparent with these things instead of squeezing through
phoney or questionable at best temporary limits. Thirty years as a safety
engineer, and this is some of the most blatant nonsense yet.
Yours sincerely,
Simon Bridges
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Kia ora Simon
This email acknowledges your below request for information made under the
Official Information Act 1982.
Your request has been forwarded to the appropriate section of NZ
Transport Agency Waka Kotahi for response. They will contact you if they
require clarification of your request, more time to respond, or if your
request has been transferred to another organisation to respond to.
Unless more time is required, NZ Transport Agency will send a response to
you within
20 working days of receiving your request – in this instance on or before
1 April 2026.
If you would like to discuss your request with NZ Transport Agency,
please contact us by email at [1][NZTA request email].
Ngâ mihi
Ministerial Services
Te Waka Kôtuia | Engagement & Partnerships NZ Transport Agency Waka
Kotahi
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