A1(M) to be closed to allow for resurfacing at Doncaster

Highways England will be resurfacing the A1(M) at Doncaster starting next week.
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Highways England will carry out the work on the southbound carriageway from Monday, July 5. This is expected to be completed by the end of the month.

As well as replacing the road surface to ensure it's fit for the future, they are replacing road studs and repainting road markings.

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This work is part of around £100m being invested in maintenance and renewals across Yorkshire during 2021/22.

The A1(M) is being resurfacedThe A1(M) is being resurfaced
The A1(M) is being resurfaced

Highways England Project Manager Michael Hoult said: “The A1(M) is a vital backbone route through Yorkshire, connecting the north and south of the country, and this work will improve safety for the thousands of drivers who use this road every day.

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“We are working hard to keep disruption to a minimum, but I urge drivers to plan their journey in advance when the closures are in place. I want to thank them for their patience while we carry out this essential safety work.”

To undertake the work safely, the southbound carriageway will be closed overnight, 8pm until 6am (Monday to Thursday) and 9pm until 7am (Fridays) between junctions 35 and 34 along the A1(M) with clearly-signed diversions in place. The southbound slip roads at these junctions will also be closed during these times.

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On some parts of the route we may need to work weekends during July, which could require overnight closures.

All work is subject to weather conditions and any unforeseen circumstances. For updates please check Twitter @HighwaysYORKS or visit https://highwaysengland.co.uk/travel-updates/

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