Tamaki Drive Transport Safety Improvements 1 March 2012 Auckland - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Tamaki Drive

Transport Safety Improvements

March 2012

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Auckland City Council Actions

• Speed indicator signs
• A cycle advance education sign at the intersection of Ngapipi and Tamaki Drive
• Installation of clearways and cycle lanes
• Installed ramps onto the footpath for ease of access by cyclists
• Share the road education campaign
• Enforcement activities

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Sept 09

Sept-Jan 2009 Jan-July 2010 Nov-Dec 2010 Jan-July 2011 Jan-July 2012 July-Dec 2011 Aug-Dec 2012 2013-2014

Jan-Feb 10 Nov-Dec 09 Oct-Dec 09 Jan-July 10 Dec 10 Jan-July 11 May-July 11 July 11 Jun-Sept 11 Aug 11 Jan-July 12 Aug 11-Feb 12 Aug 11-Dec 11 Jan-July 11 Dec 12-Nov 13 Jan 13 and beyond 17 Nov 10 20 Nov 10 Feb 11 Feb-Apr 11 Apr 11

Quick wins delivered Cliff Road crash Eastern Bays & Transport Committee Resolutions Forum & working group agree high priority actions Share the road education campaign delivered Medium term actions delivered Safety Audit Commissioned Safety audit received Preliminary investigation Site walkover to decide high risk priority actions in collaboration with CAA Feasibility studies undertaken Maintenance items delivered Investigation & Design on projects commenced Auckland Council preliminary presentation on longer term

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Design Review Panel) Education campaigns Additional Ngapipi intersection option study Workshop with Orakei Local Board Quay Street Safety & improvements, cycle boxes for RWC Delivery of remaining minor safety projects including stakeholder engagement Review previous work, Business case preparation Commencement

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capital works programme Lower priority safety actions designed & delivered parking removed Tragic cyclist fatality Design, consultation & implementation of Okahu Bay Boat trailer prohibition, Solent Street Intersection, Stage 1 Averill Avenue Consultation & consent subject to funding of major capital works programmes

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Auckland Transport Actions

Three workstreams

• Safety improvements and safety audit done in

collaboration with CAA

• Education and enforcement initiatives
• Two major projects
• Tamaki Ngapipi intersection
• Takaparawha Point boardwalk

(Kelly Tarlton’s to Millennium Bridge)

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Safety Improvements

• Four car parking spaces removed
• Existing road safety audit of the full length of Tamaki
• Completed February 2011 with 238 issues identifjed
• Action plan developed and being implemented with

following actions completed:

• Prohibition boat trailers parking at “The Landing”
• Solent Street and Tamaki Drive intersection and;
• Averill Avenue improvements (Stage 1)
• 44 maintenance items
• Remaining fourteen high priority minor capital

works for delivery by July 2012, subject to stakeholder engagement

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Kelly Tarlton’s Safety Improvements

• Design principles
• Slow speed area for all road users
• Improved pedestrian safety and accessibility
• Improved cycle amenity through the

Kelly Tarlton’s bend

• Improve the amenity of the area as a key

tourist destination

• Incorporate “Tamaki Design Manual”

design elements

• Close collaboration with Auckland Council

and the Tamaki Drive Masterplan

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Tamaki Drive - Cycle Safety Campaigns

Campaign Start Date End Date Description

Check before

• pening your door

Nov ‘10 Feb ‘11 Public awareness and trailer owner campaign to outline changes to parking restrictions

Boat Trailer Parking Campaign

Sept ‘11 Oct ‘11 Boat Trailer - Public awareness and trailer owner campaign to outline changes to parking restrictions

Bunch Cycling Campaign

Mar ‘11 June ‘12 Bunch Cycling Leader Training aimed at experienced cyclists. Code of conduct cards developed for cyclists and distributed through cycle clubs and cyclists

Share the Road Campaign

Dec ‘10 On going Campaign is “Equal rights, Equal responsibilities” with primary messages of “Check before opening door”, “Watch out bikes about”, “Give bikes 1.5m” for motorists, and “Be safe be seen” for cyclists.

Be Safe Be Seen Campaign

May ‘12 June ‘12 The campaign promotes cyclist to wear brighter clothing in the darker winter months (May/June 2012), so that they are visible to the motorists and other road users. The promotion will include cyclist stations where cyclists on Tamaki Drive can safely stop and get information on cycle safety

Longer Term Actions

Takaparawha Point Okahu Bay Boardwalk

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Ngapipi and Tamaki Drive

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Programme Chart

Project Name Mar-12 Apr-12 May-12 Jun-12 Jul-12 1 Safety improvements at Tamaki Drive/The Strand intersectjon. Design Constructjon Stakeholder Engagement 2 Tamaki Drive / Solent Street Intersectjon Completed 3 Prohibtjon of boat trailer parking in the vicinity of The Landing Parking prohibitjon completed 4 Tamaki Drive / Watene Intersectjon Design Constructjon Stakeholder Engagement 5,6,7 Kelly Tarltons Safety improvements Design Constructjon Stakeholder Engagement Mission Bay Safety improvements Design Constructjon Stakeholder Engagement 13 Tamaki Drive / Kohimarama Road intersectjon Design Constructjon Stakeholder Engagement 14 Tamaki Drive/ Averill and Stage 1 Complete Stakeholder Engagement complete Constructjon 15 Tamaki Drive Long Drive/ Auckland Intersectjon Design Constructjon Stakeholder Engagement 16,17 Tamaki Goldie and Tamaki Vale, Cliff Road Intersectjon ( St Heliers improvements) Design Constructjon Stakeholder Engagement 8,9,10,11, 12

Tamaki Drive Safety Improvement Programme Stage 1

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Programme Chart (cont.)

Mar ¡-­‑ ¡Jul Jul-­‑ ¡ ¡Dec Jan-­‑ ¡June Jul ¡ ¡-­‑ ¡Dec Jan-­‑ ¡Jun Jul ¡ ¡-­‑ ¡Dec Jan-­‑ ¡Jun Jul ¡ ¡-­‑ ¡Dec Jan-­‑ ¡Jun Jul ¡ ¡-­‑ ¡Dec NGAPIPI ¡INTERSECTION ¡

Investigation - stage 1 Stakeholder Engagement Investigation - stage 2 (SAR) Consents Design Procurement and Construction

TAKAPARAWHA ¡POINT ¡ ¡& ¡BOARDWALK

Investigation - stage 1 Stakeholder Engagement Investigation - stage 2 (SAR) Consents Design Procurement and Construction

2012 2013 2014 2015

Tamaki ¡Drive ¡Safety ¡Major ¡Capital ¡Works ¡Indicative ¡Programme

2016

Andrew Allen

Manager Road Corridor Operations