Hawke's Bay · State Highway 2
Pakipaki ↔ Te Hauke average speed zone
Pakipaki ↔ Te Hauke is a 12.7 km average-speed camera zone on State Highway 2 in Hawke's Bay with a 100 km/h limit. The quickest legal time through it is 7:38.
Zone facts
- Distance
- 12.7 km
- Speed limit
- 100 km/h
- Quickest legal time
- 7:38
- Region
- Hawke's Bay
Directions, entry and exit points
- Pakipaki → Te Hauke: enter at Pakipaki, exit at Te Hauke. 12.7 km, quickest legal time 7:38.
- Te Hauke → Pakipaki: enter at Te Hauke, exit at Pakipaki. 12.7 km, quickest legal time 7:38.
What your average speed means here
The cameras time you between the entry and exit points, so your average is 12.7 km divided by that time. A time under 7:38 means an average over the 100 km/h limit.
| Average speed | Time through | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| 95 km/h | 8:02 | Slower than the limit |
| 100 km/h | 7:38 | Right on the limit |
| 105 km/h | 7:17 | Average over the limit |
Check NZTA for whether and when this zone is enforced.
How PaceMate helps on this road
PaceMate gives you a heads-up about 750 m before the entry gate, then shows how many seconds you are under or over pace against the 100 km/h limit all the way through. At the exit gate you see your average speed, your time through the zone and whether you were within the allowed time.
PaceMate is not a speed camera detector and cannot guarantee your average. Always obey the signed limit.
Questions about Pakipaki ↔ Te Hauke
How long is the Pakipaki ↔ Te Hauke average speed zone?
The Pakipaki ↔ Te Hauke zone is 12.7 km long, measured in both directions between its two detection points in the NZ Gazette notice.
What is the quickest legal time through Pakipaki ↔ Te Hauke?
7:38 (458 seconds), which is an average of exactly the 100 km/h limit over 12.7 km. A faster time means an average over the limit. Check NZTA for enforcement status.
Does PaceMate cover Pakipaki ↔ Te Hauke?
Yes. Pakipaki ↔ Te Hauke is one of the 19 official zones in the PaceMate Android alpha, with both directions covered. PaceMate is invited in batches from a waitlist.
Source: New Zealand Gazette Notice 2026-au4993, published 2 September 2026. Gates, distances and limits come from NZ Gazette notices.
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