The Tranmission Gully project has been filmed with a drone, showing the extent of the works on the major expressway. Motorists won't be driving it for at least another year but they can now catch a birds-eye view of Transmission Gully. The New Zealand Transport Agency have released new aerial photographs and videos of the $850 million project, mostly hidden from public view. Construction was now 80 per cent complete, the agency said. READ MORE:* New photos show progress of Transmission Gully one year out* Transmission Gully completion date extended, more delays likely* No toll for Transmission Gully, NZ Transport Agency announcesConstruction began on the 27 kilometre-long motorway in April 2015 which, once completed, will connect Linden in north Wellington to Paekākāriki on the Kāpiti Coast.

Source: Stuff December 17, 2019 23:26 UTC