Navigating the Northern Motorway at Greville Road has always been a bit of a puzzle. But did you know there’s a temporary lane shift happening? The Greville Road Bridge, a key access point to the Northern Motorway, is undergoing some changes as part of a larger project. This project, the Northern Corridor Improvements project, aims to improve motorway connections and extend the Northern Busway. The southbound on-ramp at Greville Road Bridge now has an earlier merge point for the T2 lane. So, if you’re heading south on the motorway from Greville Road, be prepared to merge earlier than you might be used to. This change is in place until September to accommodate work on the Rosedale Bridge replacement. While the Greville Road interchange is a busy spot, consider using the Oteha Valley Road Interchange as an alternative route. These improvements are part of a larger effort to enhance Auckland’s motorway network and create better walking and cycling paths. The Northern Corridor Improvements project is designed to optimize traffic flow and improve community connections. Remember to keep an eye out for signage and merge carefully, especially during peak hours. The Greville Road Bridge, despite the temporary changes, continues to serve as a vital link in Auckland’s transport system.
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