Manurewa Active Modes Project
Auckland Council is proposing safer crossings and footpath upgrades at 17 sites across Manurewa, making it easier to walk, cycle and scoot around the area.
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Project details
Start date
October 2026End date
Late 2027Location
Manurewa Local Board areaTransport involved
Walking, cycling and drivingOverview
The Manurewa Active Modes Plan (LAMP) for Manurewa consists of 17 pedestrian improvement project sites across Manurewa:
Lupton Rd, Selwyn Rd and Station Rd roundabout
Weymouth Rd and Beaumonts Way (new signalised crossing)
Great South Rd at Myers Rd and outside 261 Great South Rd
Ferguson St and Barnard Pl
Great South Rd at the Gull Takanini driveway
Weymouth Rd at John Walker Dr, Glenveagh Park Dr and Castlefinn Dr
Sharland Ave and Roscommon Rd
Weymouth Rd at Churchill Ave and Bowater Pl
Russell Rd at Kerrydale Rd and Frances St
Browns Rd footpath upgrades (three sections)
Halver Rd and Newhook Ln
Ferguson St and Myers Rd, near Greenmeadows Intermediate
Changes include new crossings and refuge islands with tactile pavers, kerb and footpath realignment, wider footpaths, and new signs and road markings. Some sites need broken yellow lines (No Stopping At All Times), which will remove some on-street parking.
We are pleased to advise the local community that we are now able to deliver these projects. See the designs for each of these project areas. We hope to complete these projects by Autumn 2027.
Project designs
Proposed designs 1
Proposed designs 2
Proposed designs 3
Project designs 4
Project designs 5
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Project benefits
Safer crossings
Easier for everyone to get around
Better walking connections
Clearer road layout
Project background
The Manurewa Active Modes Project (MAMAP) aims to make walking, cycling and scooting around Manurewa safer, easier and more enjoyable. Local residents, schools and community groups helped shape the project through surveys, meetings and focus groups. Their feedback showed what makes it harder to get around on foot, by bike or by scooter. Manurewa's many schools and public transport connections make it a great place for more local trips on foot or by bike. MAMAP is now moving from planning into delivery, starting with priority improvements such as these crossing and footpath upgrades.