Devon County Council has announced multiple temporary traffic restrictions in Exeter, effective from February 2025. These measures are being implemented under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 to facilitate essential infrastructure works.
Okehampton Street closure for gas mains replacement
From Monday February 17 2025, Okehampton Street in Exeter will be closed to through traffic. This closure is necessary for gas mains replacement works and is expected to last until Friday March 7 2025. The alternative route for vehicles will be clearly signed and includes Alphington Street, Road Over Exe Bridge North, Edmund Street, Road Over Exe Bridge South, Cowick Street, Buddle Lane, and Okehampton Road. For further details, contact Wales & West Utilities at 0800 9122999.
Gandy Street closure for new connection installation
Starting Tuesday February 18 2025, Gandy Street in Exeter will be closed to both through traffic and parking. This restriction is required to provide a new connection and is anticipated to conclude by Monday February 24 2025. The signed diversion route will guide vehicles via High Street, Queen Street, Little Queen Street, and back to Gandy Street. For more information, reach out to National Grid (Torquay) at 01392 352654.
Pedestrian restrictions on Okehampton Street
Additionally, from February 17 to March 7 2025, pedestrian access on Okehampton Street will be restricted. This measure is also part of the gas mains replacement project. Pedestrians will have access only for reaching adjacent land or premises. The alternative pedestrian route will follow the same path as the vehicular diversion.
These temporary restrictions are crucial for ensuring the safe and efficient completion of necessary utility works in Exeter. Those who have any concerns or believe they may be adversely impacted are encouraged to contact the relevant utility companies for further information.
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