Thorndon Quay

Planning

Improve bus journey times

Move more people with fewer cars as the city's population grows

Provide safer and easier ways to go places on foot and on bikes

Projects  > Thorndon Quay

Project to be developed by Let's Get Wellington Moving 

Options for improving bus priority along Thorndon Quay and Hutt Road will happen as part of the Let's Get Wellington Moving programme. 

Changes would include making Thorndon Quay safer for people walking and biking, which would complement the significant improvements that have already been made on Hutt Road. Find out more about the Thorndon Quay and Hutt Road project.

  

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Thorndon Quay is an important part of Wellington’s transport network, particularly for people in the northern suburbs. 

Thorndon Quay

In 2017, a Thorndon Quay community working group was set up to look at options for improving bus priority and making the street safer for people on bikes and on foot. The project later became part of the Let's Get Wellington Moving programme.

Find out more about the Thorndon Quay and Hutt Road project.

Project considered but no longer going ahead

An interim improvement for bikes was approved by Councillors in 2018 that would have converted the angle parking to parallel parking and marked on-road bike lanes between Davis Street and Mulgrave Street to make this section of Thorndon Quay a little safer. 

It was planned this change would be made in conjunction with routine road sealing work at the end of 2018 however the road sealing work wasn't required as quickly as anticipated, so this temporary change wasn't made. 

See the details of the interim solution considered     

Thorndon Quay timeline

Keep up to date with how projects are going, and understand the process so far. New events will be added as the project progresses.

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Background documents

View supporting documents for Thorndon Quay improvements

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Where the route will go

See where the proposed route will go, and how it will improve safety for road users on Thorndon Quay.

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Thorndon Quay

The Thorndon Quay route will go from the Aotea Quay overbridge along Hutt Road, Thorndon Quay, Featherston Street, and Bunny Street to the Waterloo Quay intersection.

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