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Speed Limits by Road Name Speed Limits Bylaw 2012 Schedule 1 Schedule of Speed Limits (as at 27th June 2012) Contents Page Schedule 1 - Part A - 10km/h 2 Schedule 1 - Part B - 20km/h 2 Schedule 1 - Part C - 30km/h 2 Schedule 1 - Part D - 40km/h 2 Schedule 1 - Part E - 50km/h 3-177 Schedule 1 - Part F - 60km/h 178 Schedule 1 - Part G - 70km/h 179-183 Schedule 1 - Part H - 80km/h 184-188 Schedule 1 - Part I - 90km/h 189 Schedule 1 - Part J - 100km/h 190-207 Schedule 1 - Part K - School Zones 208-218 Note. The Urban Traffic Areas remain unchanged from the legacy bylaws. However as all roads are now included in the above schedules the influence of the Urban Traffic Areas are only in determining the speed limits that apply to newly formed roads until they are set by resolution. Schedule 1 - Part A - 10 km/h The following roads or parts of roads in this schedule have a speed limit of 10 kilometres per hour. Road Name Area/Suburb Description WAIREPO SWAMP WALK KINGSLAND full length Schedule 1 - Part B - 20 km/h The following roads or parts of roads in this schedule have a speed limit of 20 kilometres per hour. Road Name Area/Suburb Description ARKLES DRIVE ARKLES BAY full length ARKLES STRAND ARKLES BAY full length CAPITOL ROAD MATAKATIA full length MATAKATIA PARADE MATAKATIA full length NGAPARA STREET RED BEACH full length THE ESPLANADE MANLY full length THE STRAND WAIWERA full length WITHIEL DRIVE EPSOM full length Schedule 1 - Part C - 30 km/h The following roads or parts of roads in this schedule have a speed limit of 30 kilometres per hour. Road Name Area/Suburb Description BEACHFRONT LANE BROWNS BAY full length CIVIC CRESCENT ALBANY full length GRAFTON BRIDGE AUCK CENTRAL from Symonds Street to Grafton Road KOHU ROAD TITIRANGI full length KOPIKO ROAD TITIRANGI full length MANLY ESPLANADE BROWNS BAY from 48 metres north of Valley Road to northern end of Manly Esplanade QUEEN STREET AUCK CENTRAL from Custom Street to Mayoral Drive Schedule 1 - Part D - 40 km/h The following roads or parts of roads in this schedule have a speed limit of 40 kilometres per hour. Road Name Area/Suburb Description PONSONBY ROAD PONSONBY full length Schedule 1 - Part E - 50 km/h The following roads or parts of roads in this schedule have a speed limit of 50 kilometres per hour. Road Name Area/Suburb Description AARONVILLE WAY EAST TAMAKI full length AARTS AVENUE MANUREWA from 63m east of Crampton Place to Wordsworth Road ABBEY STREET NEWTON full length ABBEYGATE STREET BIRKDALE full length ABBOTLEIGH AVENUE TE ATATU full length PENINSULA ABBOTSFORD TERRACE DEVONPORT full length ABBOTTS WAY REMUERA full length ABBY CLOSE PUKEKOHE full length ABEL TASMAN AVENUE HENDERSON full length ABELIA PLACE PAPATOETOE full length ABERCROMBIE STREET HOWICK full length ABERDEEN CRESCENT WATTLE DOWNS full length ABERDEEN ROAD CAMPBELLS BAY from East Coast Road to 367m northeast of East Coast Road ABERDEEN ROAD CAMPBELLS BAY from 83m west of Beach Road to Beach Road ABERFELDY AVENUE HOWICK full length ABERFOYLE STREET EPSOM full length ABERLEY ROAD SCHNAPPER ROCK full length ABILENE PLACE MANUREWA full length ABINGDON PLACE GLENDOWIE full length ABIRU CRESCENT FAVONA full length ABRAHAM PLACE ST JOHNS full length ACACIA ROAD TORBAY full length ACCENT DRIVE EAST TAMAKI full length ACE PLACE KINGSLAND full length ACHILLES CRESCENT NARROW NECK full length ACLAND PLACE BOTANY full length ACLARE PLACE EAST TAMAKI full length ACMENA LANE PAKURANGA full length ACORN STREET ROYAL OAK full length ACTON PLACE AVONDALE full length ADA STREET REMUERA full length ADAIR PLACE WEYMOUTH full length ADAM STREET GREENLANE full length ADAM SUNDE PLACE GLEN EDEN full length ADAMS DRIVE PUKEKOHE full length ADAMS ROAD MANUREWA full length ADAMSON ROAD FLAT BUSH full length ADDINGTON AVENUE MANUREWA full length ADDIS PLACE SHELLY PARK full length ADDISON DRIVE GLENDENE full length ADDISON STREET BLOCKHOUSE BAY full length ADEL PLACE WEYMOUTH full length ADELAIDE STREET AUCK CENTRAL full length ADELIE PLACE MURRAYS BAY full length ADELPHI PLACE ALBANY full length ADEN PLACE CLENDON PARK full length ADIOS PLACE CONIFER GROVE full length ADITI CLOSE MASSEY full length ADMIRAL BEATTY AVENUE THREE KINGS full length ADMIRALS COURT DRIVE GREENHITHE full length ADMIRALTY RISE GULF HARBOUR full length ADONIS PLACE HALF MOON BAY full length ADRIATIC AVENUE HENDERSON full length ADRIENNE PLACE ONEHUNGA full length ADRIGOLE PLACE EAST TAMAKI full length ADVANCE WAY ALBANY full length ADVENE ROAD COCKLE BAY full length ADVOCATE PLACE RANDWICK PARK full length AEROVIEW DRIVE BEACH HAVEN full length AETNA PLACE HENDERSON full length AFTON PLACE RANUI full length AGAPANTHUS PLACE FLAT BUSH full length AGAR PLACE FAVONA full length AGATHIS AVENUE MAIRANGI BAY full length AGENCY LANE SILVERDALE full length AGINCOURT STREET GLENFIELD full length AHIRIRI AVENUE AVONDALE full length AHUROA ROAD PUHOI from Saleyards Road to 250m northwest of Saleyards Road AINSDALE PLACE MANUREWA full length AINTREE AVENUE MANGERE full length AINWICK ROAD FLAT BUSH full length AIRBORNE ROAD ROSEDALE full length AIRDRIE ROAD RANUI full length AIREDALE STREET AUCK CENTRAL full length AIREDALE STREET AUCK CENTRAL full length AIREY PLACE TORBAY full length AIRFIELD ROAD TAKANINI from Takanini School Road to Porchester Road AIRPARK DRIVE MANGERE full length AIRPORT ROAD WHENUAPAI from 55m north of the eastern end of Airport Road to the eastern end of Airport Road AITKEN TERRACE KINGSLAND full length AITKENHEAD COURT PARAKAI full length AJAX STREET NARROW NECK full length AKARANA AVENUE THREE KINGS full length AKAROA STREET PARNELL full length AKATEA ROAD GLENDENE full length AKEHURST AVENUE NEW LYNN full length AKEPIRO STREET KINGSLAND full length AKIRAHO STREET MT EDEN full length AKORANGA BUS STATION NORTHCOTE full length RING ROAD AKORANGA DRIVE NORTHCOTE full length ALABASTER DRIVE PAPATOETOE full length ALAMEIN AVENUE BELMONT full length ALAMEIN PLACE PUKEKOHE full length ALAMEIN ROAD PANMURE full length ALAMEIN TERRACE OWAIRAKA full length ALAN AVENUE HENDERSON full length ALANA PLACE MT WELLINGTON full length ALANBROOKE CRESCENT AVONDALE full length ALAUNIA PLACE LYNFIELD full length ALBA ROAD EPSOM full length ALBACORE WAY MARAETAI full length ALBANY BUS STATION RING ALBANY full length ROAD ALBANY BUS STN ACCESS ALBANY full length ROAD ALBANY BUS STN CARPARK ALBANY full length ACCESS ALBANY HIGHWAY UNSWORTH HEIGHT from Sunset Road to Unsworth Drive ALBANY HIGHWAY UNSWORTH HEIGHT from 150m southeast of Bush Road to Albany Expressway ALBANY ROAD HERNE BAY full length ALBATROSS ROAD RED BEACH full length ALBEMARLE PLACE MASSEY full length ALBERON PLACE PARNELL full length ALBERON STREET PARNELL full length ALBERT CRESCENT WAIHEKE ISLAND full length ALBERT HALL DRIVE RED BEACH full length ALBERT PLACE PUKEKOHE full length ALBERT PRYOR AVENUE HENDERSON full length ALBERT ROAD DEVONPORT full length ALBERT ROAD MANUKAU full length ALBERT ROAD KELSTON full length ALBERT ROAD WARKWORTH from Hill Street to 300m North of Hill Street ALBERT STREET RIVERHEAD full length ALBERT STREET AUCK CENTRAL full length ALBERT STREET LEIGH full length ALBERT STREET OTAHUHU full length ALBERT STREET PAPAKURA full length ALBERT STREET PUKEKOHE full length ALBERTA STREET MOUNT ALBERT full length ALBERTINE PLACE SCHNAPPER ROCK full length ALBERTON AVENUE MT ALBERT full length ALBERTSON PLACE MANUREWA full length ALBION PLACE PAPAKURA full length ALBION ROAD OTAHUHU full length ALBIONVALE ROAD GLEN EDEN full length ALBIZIA AVENUE HENDERSON full length ALBRECHT AVENUE HILLSBOROUGH full length ALBRO LANE ALGIES BAY full length ALBURY AVENUE EPSOM full length ALCOCK STREET MT WELLINGTON full length ALCOVE PLACE TOTARA HEIGHTS full length ALDERBURY WAY HENDERSON full length ALDERLEY ROAD MT EDEN full length ALDERMAN DRIVE HENDERSON full length ALDERMAN PLACE MANGERE EAST full length ALDERN ROAD MASSEY from 40m east of Don Buck Road to Helena Street ALDERSGATE ROAD HILLSBOROUGH full length ALDERSON LANE FAVONA full length ALDERTON PLACE OPAHEKE full length ALDO PLACE CLOVER PARK full length ALDON LANE THE GARDENS full length ALDRED ROAD REMUERA full length ALEC CRAIG WAY GULF HARBOUR full length ALEX BOYD LINK HILLSBOROUGH full length ALEX EVANS STREET NEWTON full length ALEXANDER AVENUE MARAETAI full length ALEXANDER AVENUE PAPATOETOE full length ALEXANDER AVENUE TORBAY from 282m west of Deep Creek Road to Finchley Road ALEXANDER CRESCENT OTARA from Blair Place to Bairds Road ALEXANDER ROAD ALGIES BAY full length ALEXANDER STREET KINGSLAND full length ALEXANDER STREET OTAHUHU full length ALEXANDER STREET COCKLE BAY full length ALEXANDER STREET PAPAKURA full length ALEXANDRA STREET RIVERHEAD full length ALEXIA PLACE FLAT BUSH full length ALEXIS AVENUE MT ALBERT full length ALF PLACE SOMERVILLE full length ALF WALKER PLACE PAPAKURA full length ALFORD STREET WATERVIEW full length ALFRED STREET AUCK CENTRAL full length ALFRED STREET ONEHUNGA full length ALFRED STREET NORTHCOTE POINT full length ALFRISTON ROAD MANUREWA from Great South Road to Porchester Road ALI PLACE RANUI full length ALICANTE AVENUE MANUREWA full length ALICE AVENUE OREWA full length ALICE PLACE HILLCREST full length ALICE STREET RIVERHEAD full length ALICIA ROAD SOMERVILLE full length ALIDADE PLACE MASSEY full length ALIFORD AVENUE ELLERSLIE full length ALISON AVENUE HERALD ISLAND full length ALISON AVENUE TAKAUNPA full length ALISON ROAD WAIHEKE ISLAND full length ALLEN AVENUE PAPATOETOE full length ALLEN JOHNSTON PLACE ST JOHNS full length ALLEN ROAD GREY LYNN full length ALLEN ROAD MT WELLINGTON full length
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