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Traffic remains heavy after a fatal crash that's closed all southbound lanes on Auckland's Southern Motorway, at Greenlane

Traffic remains heavy after a fatal crash that's closed all southbound lanes on Auckland's Southern Motorway, at Greenlane

14 February 2025

A motorcyclist was killed in a crash with a truck earlier today.

Those travelling south should use the Upper Harbour, North-Western and South-Western Motorway.

The Southern's still open south of Greenlane - and all northbound lanes remain open.

Expect delays.

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