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Roads, transport and parking

We maintain Kāpiti Coast’s roads (except State Highway 1), and work hard to promote road safety and encourage other sustainable forms of transport too.

Have your say

We're seeking feedback on our draft Speed Management Plan 2026–36. The plan proposes changes to speed limits and safety improvements for local roads in Kāpiti from 2027–30 and beyond. Have your say by midnight, Tuesday 15 September.

EV charging network

Kāpiti has a growing network of electric vehicle (EV) charging locations, supporting sustainable, low-carbon transport...

We maintain all roads in the Kāpiti Coast District, except State Highway 1. We also play a vital role in traffic...

Footpaths give safe passage for pedestrians and other users. Council policy requires a footpath on one side of the road...

As Kāpiti grows, parking demand is increasing in many areas. This stresses current parking, so we need to plan well for...

Wherever you're riding in Kāpiti – to work, school, the beach, or the shops – we're working to make it easier and safer...

Abandoned vehicles

If a vehicle is abandoned, Council is permitted under section 356 of the Local Government Act 1974 to remove it from...

Walking & cycling plan

The Pathways Network Plan 2027-2036 recommends a 10-year programme of improvement projects to develop an accessible,...

Updated 4 August 2026