Take to the skies in our latest Penlink O Mahurangi flyover and see progress across the new highway.
Stretching over 7km between Whangaparāoa Road and State Highway 1, north of Auckland, this new connection will create a more resilient transport network. It will help people get where they need to be faster, support economic growth in the region, and improve connections to new housing developments.
This flyover offers an aerial view of the project, much of which remains hidden from public view. You’ll see the emerging highway alignment across rolling terrain, bridge structures taking shape, and a clearer picture of the new highway as the project transitions from bulk earthworks into pavement construction, where teams are beginning to build the road itself.
For more information, visit our website: www.nzta.govt.nz/projects/penlink
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now start the wellsford by pass
Heaps of progress since last flyover!
All this work, no facilities for traveling north bound? Also whats up with the 1 lane?
If they worked any faster they would stop
English titles would make it easier to understand where your talking about.
They started this back when I was in high school 13 years ago… pretty sure ants could work faster
$1 billion… how ?
Take it easy – no rush , our grand children will start using it in about 15 years – once you finish it.
Taking forever and ever and ever and ever and ever and ever and ever and ever. Are we short of diggers and trucks?
Pluck an infrastructure page out of the Chinese rule book, this would have been done in 3 weeks, what is the excuse ?, bumbling.
When is this due to be finished.
This is taking too long, it looks like 2 to 3 years away from being finished. The one lane bridge each way is crazy, especially as the bridge is taking forever to build. NZ should consider how it funds, resources and delivers these projects. Most other countries would have completed this in half the time.
Am I the only one confused by the mini island at the top of the SH1 off ramp?
Hopefully this is tolled
the earthwork is insane
So what happens to the traffic when it hits that single lane road at the end? Just one big pile up? A nice big highway hits a wee road and then what?
so is it 2 or 4 lanes
Money well spent for the people of Whangaparaoa. Cant wait to drive this road
nice