AA Waikato District Council

The AA’s Waikato District Council represents AA Members living from Tokoroa in the south to the Bombays in the north.

Working on behalf of AA Members

Waikato District Council Regional Land Transport Plan (2021)

The AA Council made a submission on the Regional Land Transport Plan:

AA submission on Regional Land Transport Plan 2021

Waikato Expressway

The number one priority for the Waikato District is the completion of the Waikato Expressway, which when completed will provide a four-lane expressway extending south from the Auckland motorway to Cambridge.

The Expressway project will contribute to addressing the poor road safety record in the region, improve travel times and route efficiency for motorists, and address the problem of vehicles using secondary roads to bypass congested areas.

Safer roads and roadsides

The Council is committed to ensuring that every effort is made to improve the safety of the region's road network. This includes monitoring road and direction signage and ensuring that when road maintenance work is carried out it is done in a way that minimises the impact on road users and the finished project enhances safety.

Hamilton's Eastern Pathways Project

The AA Council has been participating in Hamilton City Council’s Eastern Pathways Project as a stakeholder. This project is examining multi-modal corridors on two key links in the City.

Speed management

The AA Council is involved in providing feedback on territorial authorities' speed management changes including Hamilton City Council, Waikato District Council, Otorohanga District Council and Waipa District Council, as well as those put forward by Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency.

District Councillors

The District Councillors are:

  • Bill McMaster (Chair & National Councillor)
  • Andrew Parsons (Vice Chair)
  • Andrew McKillop (AA Board Member)
  • Darrin Rhodes
  • Trevor Follows
  • Pip Edwards
  • Steve Cantwell
  • Josh McKillop

Contacts for AA Members

District Manager: Cathy McDonald, Hamilton AA Centre

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