Dylan Thomsen: AA safety spokesperson warns Auckland motorists to expect delays
Early Edition with Ryan Bridge · Newstalk ZB
December 14, 20213m 59s
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Show Notes
Travellers are being advised to b patient if they want to leave Auckland.
The border is down, with people needing a vaccine pass or a recent negative Covid-19 test to leave the city.
The AA is asking people to slow down and take snacks and drink for the trip.
Safety spokesperson Dylan Thomsen told Tim Dower motorists should expect delays.
“Think that it’s going to take longer than it normally does, don’t set time deadlines and put that pressure on yourself.”
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The border is down, with people needing a vaccine pass or a recent negative Covid-19 test to leave the city.
The AA is asking people to slow down and take snacks and drink for the trip.
Safety spokesperson Dylan Thomsen told Tim Dower motorists should expect delays.
“Think that it’s going to take longer than it normally does, don’t set time deadlines and put that pressure on yourself.”
LISTEN ABOVE
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