SH2 Safer Speed Zones between SH1 and SH25
M Grainger made this Official Information request to New Zealand Transport Agency
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From: M Grainger
Dear New Zealand Transport Agency,
Can you please supply data to prove that the two 90kph safer speed sections on SH2 between the SH1 intersection and the SH25 intersection are effective in saving lives?
I would prefer to receive an electronic response. Queries about this request will be automatically forwarded to me by the fyi.org.nz website.
With regards to s12 of the OIA, I am a NZ citizen and in NZ
Many thanks,
Yours faithfully,
M Grainger
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Dear M Grainger
Please find attached Kaye Clark’s response to your Official Information
Act request of 29 November 2015.
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Andrew
Andrew Martin / Manager, Official Information
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Doug Jane left an annotation ()
I suggest to the original submitter, make another OIA request asking that the data be broken down for the three separate regions, the 90k before the divided section, the divided section, and the 90k section after the divided section. I have caught NZTA out fudging their statistics before. Their own CAS data clearly shows less accidents on the divided section.
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Doug Jane left an annotation ()
Gosh its now 2020, two years after NZTA said they would make changes. Nothing has been done. Also, looking at the data, the opening of the two lane divided section is probably the main reason for the crash reductions. DIVIDED HIGHWAYS SAVE LIVES!!!! Why dont NZTA get it?
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