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933 days ago

How's it going now

from Papamoa Beach

Two changes have been instigated by the Tauranga City Council and the Commissioners recently.
1/ Lowered Speed limits on some major streets.
2/ The New rubbish system.
Many locals were very vocal about these changes, however now they are settled in what have we really found ?
For me:
The traffic seems more peaceful at the lowered speeds and roads easier to cross when a pedestrian.
Their seems to be many less trucks on Rubbish Day and that must reflect in the road wear over time. However dodging rubbish trucks is still an issue on those days.

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