Make changes to Kent Road Hill to prevent dangerous and illegal behavior.

Kent Road is a rural 100km thoroughfare that has structurally become an active hazard due to a blind hill crest. Driven by social media trends, influxes of tourists routinely ignore the "No Stopping" signs to take photographs of Mt Taranaki directly from the roadway. Pedestrians regularly walk into the lanes, pose on the double yellow lines, and park vehicles illegally just over the blind brow. 

Because enforcement alone cannot police the hill 24/7, local motorists are repeatedly forced to swerve or slam on their brakes when topping the crest, resulting in numerous reported near-misses. Without a physical engineering intervention, a fatal collision between high-speed vehicle traffic and vulnerable pedestrians is inevitable.