Ayla YeomanLocal Democracy Reporter·SunLive·13 Sep, 2026 06:03 PM4 mins to readA toll road sign on the new Waiariki interchange with State Highway 2 in Pāpāmoa East. Photo / Ayla YeomanA toll road sign on the new Waiariki interchange with State Highway 2 in Pāpāmoa East. Photo / Ayla YeomanCouncils in and around New Zealand’s most-tolled city, Tauranga, are backing an idea to receive a share of tolling revenue to put towards wear on local roads. Parliament is considering legislation that would allow toll revenue to be used to maintain free alternative routes as the Government signals
Bay of Plenty toll roads: Councils back revenue sharing for local road maintenance
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