A12 at Martlesham to close tonight for road marking works
Summarised from 2 outlets · 5 reports · Updated 5 Nov, 12:03 · Archive
The A12 at Martlesham will close from 9pm tonight until 5am Thursday for road marking renewal.
The A12 at Martlesham will close from 9pm on Wednesday until 5am on Thursday for road marking renewal work. National Highways confirmed the closure and said the road will only need to be shut for part of the advertised hours.
Access for residents and businesses will be maintained throughout the works. Drivers are advised to follow a signed diversion route via the A12, A1156, A1189 and A1214. Motorists planning to travel through the area overnight are encouraged to allow extra time for their journeys and check for updates before setting off.
How it is being reported
- Long delays on A14 after incident closes laneA14 traffic delays near Bury St Edmunds as police respond to an incident, closing lane two westbound between junctions 43 and 44 in Suffolk, with queues.East Anglian Daily Times · 5 Nov, 11:39
- A12 to close TONIGHT for roadworksNational Highways confirms an A12 closure at Martlesham from 9pm Wednesday to 5am Thursday for road marking works.Ipswich Star · 4 Nov, 17:13
- A12 to close TONIGHT for roadworksNational Highways confirms an A12 closure at Martlesham from 9pm Wednesday to 5am Thursday for road marking works.East Anglian Daily Times · 4 Nov, 17:13
- A12 in Suffolk to close for entire weekend with lengthy diversion in placeA12 in east Suffolk to close between Darsham and Yoxford from November 6 to 9 for utility works and a new pedestrian crossing, with diversions.East Anglian Daily Times · 4 Nov, 14:20
- Road to close for more than two weeks for worksGreat Cornard’s Bures Road closure for Suffolk zebra crossing works runs November 9 to 25, with night closures November 30 to December 2 and diversions.East Anglian Daily Times · 3 Nov, 17:00
In this story: A12 · Martlesham · National Highways
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