2847 days ago

NZTA Hamilton State Highways - Have Your Say

Davina Crouch from Whatawhata Residents and Ratepayers Association

NZTA in conjuncton with Hamilton City Council.
Have your say on State Highways accessibility in Hamilton.
Four state highways run through Hamilton, and transport planners want to better understand how they affect the way you travel every day - to work, to school or the shops.
Three neighbourhood drop-in sessions are planned, come along and tell NZTA what you think.

2pm to 7pm Tuesday February 14
Western Community Centre
108 Grandview Road.

1pm to 6pm Tuesday February 21
St Francis Church Hall
92 Mansell Avenue, Hillcrest

1pm to 5.30pm Wednesday February 22
Glenview Community Centre
12 Tomin Road (corner of Glenview Terrace)

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