Option in development: Option A
Traffic-side bike lane on each side of the road, parking retained on both sides
Why Option A?
This was the only proposed option for Te Whiti Street. It provides a good connection on a quiet route between Rongotai Road and Coutts Street, and is a safer option for people on bikes than the existing bike lanes. The proposed design is appropriate for this quiet street with less traffic and low vehicle speeds.
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What’s next?
Have your say on the proposed design in November.
Read the summary of feedback (PDF 235KB)
The proposed solution is for the whole of Te Whiti Street from the intersection at Rongotai Road to Coutts Street. Only one option is proposed.
The impacts on intersections, pedestrian crossings and driveways will be detailed in the next stage of design and available for feedback in November.
Option A - Bike lane both sides of the road
Why Option A?
This improves on the existing layout by providing wider lanes for people on bikes and a car door buffer zone. Traffic speeds will reduce due to narrower traffic lanes and this will improve safety.
Impacts
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Traffic lanes reduced in width from 3.6m to 2.8m
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No parking changes
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No changes to footpath
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Likely uptake by people on bikes: Moderate increase
How we got here
In 2016 – following community open days, discussions with local residents and online feedback – Councillors confirmed the routes and roads that would be used to develop better biking connections.
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Read moreYour feedback: Te Whiti Street
25
Number of times we've received feedback on this section
What is your primary relationship to this street?
28%
I regularly travel along this street
I regularly travel along this street (28%)
I live on this street (8%)
I live in Wellington (8%)
I live near this street (8%)
Other (4%)
Did not answer (44%)
How important is it to make changes to this street to connect it with a safer city-wide cycling network?
16%
Not important
Not important (16%)
Very important (12%)
Moderately important (12%)
Important (8%)
Low importance (4%)
Did not answer (48%)
How do the options compare for the different ways people use this street?
The larger the coloured box, the higher the street rates for that particular use
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