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Three-vehicle crash cleared near Silverdale, delays ease

By 1News Reporters
March 7, 2025

A three-vehicle crash which previously blocked both southbound lanes on State Highway 1 in north Auckland has been cleared.

In an update to X, New Zealand Transport Agency Waka Kotahi said motorists should "expect residual southbound lanes delays to ease".

Earlier, police said one person was transported to hospital.

The crash was reported at 11.55am.

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