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Project status Design

Project details

Start date

2026

End date

2027

Location

Campbell Road and Rawhiti Road, One Tree Hill

Transport involved

Walking, driving and cycling

Overview

We're proposing safety upgrades at the Campbell Road and Rawhiti Road roundabout in One Tree Hill.

We're planning to:

  • install a new off-road cycle path on the Campbell Road north approach to give people cycling a safer space away from general road traffic as they travel through the roundabout
  • install a new paired pedestrian and cyclist crossing on Rawhiti Road for better connectivity
  • rebuild the footpath and grass berm where needed
  • improve the road surface, signs and road markings where needed
  • install broken yellow lines (no stopping at all times) to keep key areas clear of parked vehicles and improve visibility. 

Two parking spaces are proposed for removal:

  • 1 outside 141 Campbell Road
  • 1 outside 97C Rawhiti Road.

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Project benefits

Safer off-road cycling connection

Provide a safer off-road cycling connection to help people on bikes move through the roundabout with more separation from traffic.

Safer crossings

Make it safer and easier for people walking and cycling to cross Rawhiti Road, while improving visibility and helping drivers better understand the new layout.

Clearer road layout

Upgrades to the road, signs and road markings will make the roundabout layout clearer and easier to understand.

Project background

We’re proposing safety improvements at high-risk intersections across Auckland to help reduce crashes and make our roads safer for everyone.

The Campbell Road and Rawhiti Road roundabout has been identified as a high-risk location. Based on crash data from 2019 to 2023, it is ranked:

  • 4th highest-risk intersection in the Maungakiekie-Tāmaki Local Board area
  • 81st highest-risk intersection in Auckland. 

During this period, 11 crashes were reported, including one serious-injury crash and 5 minor-injury crashes.

While no crashes were reported in 2024 and one non-injury crash was reported in 2025, the earlier crash pattern shows that safety improvements are still needed.

The current layout can be difficult to use, especially for people cycling or using scooters. From 2019 to 2023, three people cycling were hit by vehicles that did not give way at the roundabout, and one person using an e-scooter was also hit by a vehicle.

The proposed improvements are intended to make the roundabout safer and easier to navigate, particularly for people on bikes and scooters. We also want to create a clearer, more accessible and better-connected area for everyone who lives, works, visits or travels through One Tree Hill.