A64 westbound approach to York hit by traffic delays
Summarised from 3 outlets · 4 reports · Updated 1 Nov, 12:52 · Archive
The A64 westbound approaching York is experiencing significant delays, with hold-ups of up to 14 minutes.
The A64 westbound approaching York has been affected by significant traffic delays. On Saturday morning, motorists faced six-minute hold-ups on the approach to the city, with speeds limited to just 15 miles per hour on the stretch between Flaxton Moor and the Hopgrove Roundabout. Additional delays were reported after Common Lane, and traffic was particularly busy on the approach to the junction with the A1237 York Outer Ring Road.
By Sunday lunchtime, congestion had increased, with 14-minute hold-ups reported between Barton Hill crossroads and Towthorpe Moor Lane. Speeds remained limited to 15 miles per hour after Barton-le-Willows and at Flaxton Moor, with further delays approaching Common Lane. The A64 is a major route for traffic between York and the North Yorkshire coast.
How it is being reported
- Congestion building with 'severe' delays on major road in YorkThe A64 westbound currently has 14-minute hold-ups between the Barton Hill crossroads and Towthorpe Moor Lane on the approach to the city.Gazette & Herald (Malton) · 1 Nov, 12:37
- Congestion building with 'severe' delays on major road in YorkThe A64 westbound currently has 14-minute hold-ups between the Barton Hill crossroads and Towthorpe Moor Lane on the approach to the city.The Press (York) · 1 Nov, 12:37
- Congestion building with delays on major road in YorkThe A64 westbound currently has six minute hold-ups on the approach to York.York Press · 31 Oct, 10:20
- Congestion building with delays on major road in YorkThe A64 westbound currently has six minute hold-ups on the approach to York.Gazette & Herald (Malton) · 31 Oct, 10:20
In this story: A64 · York · North Yorkshire · Flaxton Moor · Hopgrove Roundabout · A1237 York Outer Ring Road · Barton Hill · Towthorpe Moor Lane
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