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2371 days ago

Road closures/Parking restrictions in CBD this weekend.

Social Media Specialist from Wellington City Council

We're so excited for CubaDupa! To make sure the event can run smoothly we have some road closures/parking restrictions over the weekend. The following streets will be closed from 6am Saturday til 9pm Sunday - Cuba, Abel Smith, Marion, Ghuznee & Dixon. There will also be parking restrictions in place on several streets from midnight tonight until 5am Monday (see list), please take note of signage in the street before you park otherwise your car may be towed. We're expecting traffic to be very busy with multiple events on in the city this weekend. We recommend you use public transport, walk or cycle where possible. www.cubadupa.co.nz...

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Should drivers retake the theory test every 10 years?
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