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The idea of pushing a road tunnel through the hills from Lower Hutt to Wainuiomata is likely to be shelved again after a new study found it would cost a lot and bring little benefit.
The study by Hutt City Council traffic manager Bill Barclay says a kilometre-long tunnel through the hills from Gracefield would cost about $44 million.
Because of its gradient, speeds through the tunnel would be slow and its cost-benefit ratio of two was much less than that needed to...
