Explore the latest traffic and road updates in Plymouth City, where several temporary prohibitions and restrictions have been announced. These measures are part of ongoing infrastructure projects aimed at improving the city's transport network.

Radford Avenue gas main replacement scheme

Plymouth City Council has issued a temporary order affecting several roads as part of the Radford Avenue Gas Main Replacement Scheme. The order, effective from Monday June 30 2025, will prohibit driving, parking, waiting, loading, and unloading on various roads including Goad Avenue, Radford Avenue Lane North, and others. This phased work is expected to last until Monday October 20 2025. For more details, visit the public notice.

Manadon ground investigations

Starting Thursday July 17 2025, Plymouth City Council will implement temporary prohibitions on driving and parking in areas such as Old Tavistock Road and St Peters Road for the Manadon Ground Investigations. These restrictions will remain in place until Saturday November 1 2025. Further information can be found in the public notice.

Trematon Terrace and surrounding areas

A temporary order will come into force on Monday July 14 2025, affecting roads including Grafton Road and Ermington Terrace. This is part of a phased gas mains work scheduled to continue until Monday November 3 2025. More details are available in the public notice.

Cot Hill no waiting restrictions

Plymouth City Council has amended traffic regulation orders to introduce no waiting restrictions on Cot Hill. This order is now in effect, with full details accessible via the council's website or by contacting them directly. For more information, see the public notice.

Cot Hill pedestrian cycle scheme

From Monday July 14 2025, a temporary prohibition of driving will be enforced on roads such as Dudley Road and Cot Hill as part of the Cot Hill Pedestrian Cycle Scheme. This initiative aims to enhance pedestrian and cyclist safety and is expected to conclude by Friday November 14 2025. Additional details can be found in the public notice.

Impact of these measures

These temporary prohibitions are crucial for facilitating essential infrastructure improvements across Plymouth City. While they may cause some inconvenience due to road closures and restricted access, they are necessary for long-term benefits such as improved safety and enhanced transport facilities.

Anticipated questions

How can residents find out more about these roadworks?

Residents can view detailed plans and schedules by visiting Plymouth City Council's website or contacting the relevant project managers listed in each public notice.

What should drivers do if they are affected by these restrictions?

Drivers should plan alternative routes during the affected periods and adhere to all displayed traffic signs to ensure safety and compliance with the new regulations.

Are there any provisions for emergency services during these closures?

Typically, provisions are made to ensure that emergency services can access all areas despite road closures. Specific arrangements can be confirmed by contacting Plymouth City Council directly.

These updates reflect Plymouth City's commitment to maintaining and enhancing its infrastructure while ensuring minimal disruption to residents' daily lives.