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Plymouth traffic updates: New regulations and temporary road closures
Discover Plymouth's latest traffic updates with new car club zones and temporary road closures impacting various city areas, promoting sustainable transport and essential infrastructure improvements
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7 August 2026

Explore the latest traffic regulation updates in Plymouth, including new car club zones and temporary road closures for essential works. These changes are set to impact various areas across the city, as detailed below.

May Terrace and Glen Park Avenue: Car club only zone

Plymouth City Council has introduced a new traffic regulation order under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984. This order designates sections of May Terrace and Glen Park Avenue as "Car Club Only" zones, effective immediately. This initiative aims to promote sustainable transport options within the city. Residents or interested parties who wish to challenge the validity of this order have six weeks from February 10, 2025, to apply to the High Court. Full details can be accessed on Plymouth City Council's website.

Mutley Plain Lane: Temporary driving prohibition

A temporary prohibition of driving will be enforced on Mutley Plain Lane between number 2 and Connaught Avenue. This closure is necessary for new connection works by South West Water, scheduled from February 25 to March 3, 2025. The restriction will be in place 24 hours a day during this period. For more information, contact South West Water at 0344 346 2020.

Sea View Terrace Lane: Temporary closure for metering works

Sea View Terrace Lane will experience a full closure for metering works starting February 21 until February 25, 2025. The prohibition will be active around the clock during these dates. Kier, on behalf of South West Water, is managing these works and can be contacted at 0344 346 2020 for further details.

North Road West: Sewerage separation works

North Road West will be closed between Cecil Street and Stoke Road from February 24 to April 4, 2025, for sewerage separation works. This closure will also operate continuously throughout the specified period. Kier is overseeing these operations on behalf of South West Water; inquiries can be directed to them at the same contact number.

Royal Navy Avenue: Bridge examination works

A temporary driving prohibition will affect Royal Navy Avenue between Saltash Road and Admiralty Street due to bridge examination works. This closure is scheduled from February 22 to February 23, 2025, between 11pm and 6am. Sunbelt Rentals is responsible for these examinations and can be reached at 0370 0500 792 for additional information.

Impact of these changes

These traffic regulations and temporary closures are part of ongoing efforts to maintain and improve infrastructure within Plymouth. While they may cause some inconvenience, they are essential for ensuring long-term safety and efficiency in the city's transport network.

Anticipated questions

How can residents view these orders?

Residents can view full details of these orders on the Plymouth City Council's website or request hard copies by calling the council at 01752 668000.

What should residents do if they have concerns?

Residents with concerns about these orders or their impact are encouraged to contact the relevant authorities using the provided contact details before the specified deadlines.

Are there any exceptions or allowances during these closures?

Currently, no exceptions have been specified beyond those outlined in each notice. Residents should adhere to all posted signs and instructions during the affected periods.

For further details on each notice, please refer to the original public notices available through the Public Notice Portal links provided above.

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