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Horowhenua District Council is undertaking a review of speed limits on rural roads in Horowhenua, and the public are invited to have their say in a survey.
Roading Services Manager Kevin Peel said Council wanted to gauge the community’s views about safe and appropriate speed limits for the … View moreHorowhenua District Council is undertaking a review of speed limits on rural roads in Horowhenua, and the public are invited to have their say in a survey.
Roading Services Manager Kevin Peel said Council wanted to gauge the community’s views about safe and appropriate speed limits for the conditions and driving environments on rural roads. Read more here and make sure to have your say in this survey.
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