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Traffic Disruptions Follow Crash on Auckland’s Northwestern Motorway
A multi-vehicle crash on Auckland’s Northwestern Motorway resulted in significant traffic delays on the morning of October 12, 2023. The incident occurred just before the Newton Road off-ramp, blocking both left lanes leading to Newton Road and the Northern Motorway link.
The crash created a backup that extended approximately 6 kilometres along State Highway 16 (SH16). Motorists faced substantial delays as they navigated the affected area, with traffic queues reportedly reaching as far back as the Pt Chevalier and Waterview interchange.
Officials cleared the blocked lanes around 9:40 AM, but congestion persisted in the area, impacting the flow of vehicles into the city. Authorities advised drivers to proceed with caution and anticipate delays as the situation gradually returned to normal.
The Auckland Transport Agency is monitoring traffic conditions and will continue to provide updates as necessary. Commuters are encouraged to explore alternative routes during peak travel times to minimize potential delays.
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