Design
Southbound traffic on both State Highways 1 and 2 connect directly to the Wellington Urban Motorway. Traffic connecting to Hutt Road or the other highway northbound (i.e. SH1 south to SH2 north, and SH2 south to SH1 north) exit their respective highways, and meet with Hutt Road and each other at traffic lights below the interchange.
Northbound traffic on both SH1 Wellington Urban Motorway and Hutt Road have the choice of going onto SH1 north or SH2 north. Hutt Road traffic either proceed straight (for SH1) or turn right (for SH2) at the aforementioned traffic lights below the interchange. Wellington Urban Motorway traffic either proceed straight (for SH2) or exit (for SH1) at the interchange.
There is no connection between Hutt Road and the Wellington Urban Motorway.
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