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Bridge road closure updates

MikeBMikeB
edited March 2017 in General
The road will be closed from 10pm on Friday 3 March until 5am on Monday 6 March, to enable the area south of the canal bridges to be resurfaced. The existing carriageway, which is suffering structural failure, will be dug up and entirely re-laid, along with the widened section on the west side which will form part of the final four-lane layout.

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  • MikeBMikeB
    Dont forget this weekend the road is closed again!
  • MikeBMikeB
    Planned weekend closure of Bridge Road 7-10 April. Yet another weekend of disruption!
  • WillMWillM
    Planned weekend closure of Bridge Rd. For the weekend 21st to 24th April 2017.
  • MikeBMikeB
    Overnight lne closures 26 and 27 April
    Road closure 5-8 may
  • WillMWillM
    Overnight closure from 22nd to 25th May for 4 nights. Between 20:00 to 05:00.
  • MikeBMikeB
    Overnight closure Monday 5th june 8.30 -5.30
  • Jacqui_SJacqui_S
    Thanks for warning!
  • MikeBMikeB
    And again 2200 Fri 23rd to Mon 26th 0530
  • Jacqui_SJacqui_S
    Again, thanks!
  • MikeBMikeB
    And yet more! Overnight closures 3-6july 8.30pm -5.30am
  • MikeBMikeB
    Bridge Road will be closed overnight from 8:30pm until 5:30am on the evenings of Monday 10 July, Tuesday 11 July, and Wednesday 12 July.

    They are hoping to avoid further weekend closures but expect more over night ones!
  • MikeBMikeB
    from 8:30pm tonight until 5:30am tomorrow morning (Wednesday 19 July) for resurfacing work to take place.

    Bridge Road will also be closed over the same hours overnight on Wednesday (19 July) and Thursday (20 July) and also from 10pm on Friday (21 July) to 5am Saturday morning.

  • MikeBMikeB
    There will also be night-time closures from 8:30pm to 5:30am from Monday 24 July to, and including, Thursday 27 July.
  • MikeBMikeB
    Bridge Road in Exeter will be closed overnight on Wednesday 9 May.

    The road will be closed from 8:30pm on Wednesday 9 May, and will re-open by 5:30am the following morning (Thursday 10 May).

    The closure is needed for the installation of Automatic Traffic Counters, and Devon County Council’s maintenance contractor Skanska will also be taking the opportunity to clean out drainage gullies.

    The traffic counters are magnetic loops sealed in the road surface which record the number of vehicles travelling over them and feed the information to a roadside cabinet. The data provides essential information for transport planning.

    During the closure the diversion route will be signed via Topsham Road, Alphington Road, Marsh Barton and the A379.
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