Improving parking on Hallberry Road, Māngere East
We're planning parking changes on Hallberry Road to improve access and make it easier for vehicles to enter, exit and turn around at the cul-de-sac head.
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Start date
July 2026End date
December 2026Location
Hallberry Road, Māngere EastTransport involved
Driving, walking and cyclingOverview
We're planning changes to parking on Hallberry Road to improve access and make it easier for vehicles to move safely through the street and around the cul-de-sac turning area.
Auckland Transport has received concerns from residents about parking around the cul-de-sac turning head and access issues along the narrow end of Hallberry Road.
To address these concerns, we propose installing broken yellow lines (no stopping at all times) on the southern side of Hallberry Road and around the cul-de-sac turning head. This will formalise parking on one side of the road while retaining all existing legal parking spaces.
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Hallberry Road parking changes
Thank you to everyone who gave feedback on our proposed parking changes for Hallberry Road.
Feedback from the consultation in July 2026 showed support for broken yellow lines around the cul-de-sac head. Many respondents also supported parking restrictions along the narrow section of the road. However, they suggested moving them to the opposite side of the street.
In response, we have:
- updated the proposal to shift the broken yellow lines from the southern side to the northern side of Hallberry Road
- kept the restrictions around the cul-de-sac head.
We're now seeking feedback on the updated proposal before making a final decision.
Feedback closes on 16 October 2026
To see the revised design and give feedback, email us at atengagement@at.govt.nz.
Updated design and project letter for Hallberry Road
Project designs
Hallberry Road, Mangere East plans
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Project benefits
Improved access
Easier vehicle movement
Better operation of the cul-de-sac
Project background
Parking on both sides of the road can make it difficult for vehicles to enter, exit, and turn around safely. This can affect residents, rubbish collection trucks, and emergency services. Access becomes more limited during events at the nearby sports fields when more vehicles park on the street.