NINE road closures are set to hit Wychavon across the next fortnight.
Motorists have been warned to avoid nine roads on the National Highways network over the next two weeks.
Two of these are also expected to cause moderate delays – with drivers facing waits of 10 minutes and half an hour.
National Highways is responsible for maintaining motorways and major A-roads, so their schedule will not include closures of smaller roads.
Around five of the closures have already been put in place this week.
What are the nine road closures affecting Wychavon?
• July 5 to July 25 - A46, both directions on the M5 between junction 9 to M40, junction 15. Delays of up to 10 minutes are expected.
• July 10 to July 28 - A46, both directions between M5 junction 9 roundabout to Marraway roundabout.
• July 2 to August 3 - A46, both directions Twyford roundabout to Salford Priors roundabout, lane closure for barrier and fence safety repairs. Delays of 10 minutes are expected.
• March 27 to October 28 - M42 and M5, both directions between junction 4A to junction 6, will have various lane closures for communications upgrades to emergency refuge areas. Slight delays of under 10 minutes are expected.
• March 31 to December 31 - M5 southbound, between the exit and entry slip roads at junction 8 will have a lane closure. Slight delays of under 10 minutes are expected.
• July 17 to July 20 - M5 in both directions between junction 4A to junction 6 will have lane closures for an inspection survey. Slight delays of under 10 minutes are expected.
• July 17 to July 19 - M5 between junction 9 to 11 southbound will have a carriageway closure for central reservation. A Diversion route has been set up and delays up to 10 to 30 minutes are expected.
• July 19 to July 21 - A46 in both directions of Teddington Hands to Beckford. Moderate delays of 10 to 30 minutes are expected.
• July 24 to July 25 - M5 northbound, junction 5 to junction 4a, lane closures for barrier repairs. Slight delays of under 10 minutes are expected.
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