M6 junction 45 southbound slip road closes this weekend
Summarised from 4 outlets · Updated 9 Oct, 15:09 · Archive
The M6 southbound entry slip road at Junction 45 near Carlisle will close for carriageway reconstruction work.
Drivers travelling through Cumbria are being warned of M6 road closures this weekend as a result of construction works mainly impacting sections near Carlisle.
The M6 southbound entry slip road at Junction 45 is scheduled to close from 8pm until 6am on Saturday, October 10. This closure forms part of carriageway reconstruction and renewal works between the Scotland Border and Junction 44.
There are no M6 closures in Cumbria on Sunday, October 11.
The same slip road is scheduled to close again from 8pm until 6am on Monday, October 12, also for carriageway reconstruction and renewal work between the Scotland Border and Junction 44.
Drivers are advised to check the National Highways England website for further information about the weekend closures and to plan their journeys accordingly.
How it is being reported
- Cumbria drivers warned of M6 road closures this weekend - see where they'll beThere will be several road closures on the M6 this weekend (October 9 to 11) in Cumbria - see exactly where.Whitehaven News · 9 Oct, 14:19
- Cumbria drivers warned of M6 road closures this weekend - see where they'll beThere will be several road closures on the M6 this weekend (October 9 to 11) in Cumbria - see exactly where.Westmorland Gazette · 9 Oct, 14:19
- Cumbria drivers warned of M6 road closures this weekend - see where they'll beThere will be several road closures on the M6 this weekend (October 9 to 11) in Cumbria - see exactly where.News & Star · 9 Oct, 14:19
- Cumbria drivers warned of M6 road closures this weekend - see where they'll beThere will be several road closures on the M6 this weekend (October 9 to 11) in Cumbria - see exactly where.NW Evening Mail · 9 Oct, 14:19
In this story: Cumbria · M6 · Junction 45 · Carlisle · National Highways England
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