Only 36 percent of State Highway 94, for instance, will have mobile coverage by next August; right now, it's only about 15 percent. The road from Te Ānau to Gore, for Southlanders, is a death trap due to the lack of connectivity. State Highway 6 is 1,162 kilometres long, it stretches the breadth of the South Island, and I travelled much of it recently, actually, during the recess, from Westport to Ross. Over 40 percent of it has no connectivity. Even when the black spot coverage roll-out is complete next September, there will be stretches culminating of 186 kilometres of roading that will remain without telecommunication services.