Traffic restrictions on Laira Bridge Road for signal works

Discover the upcoming traffic restrictions on Laira Bridge Road in Plymouth due to essential traffic signal works scheduled by Plymouth City Council.

Laira Bridge Road traffic restrictions for signal works

Learn about the temporary driving prohibition on Laira Bridge Road, Plymouth, starting January 29, 2025, for traffic signal upgrades.

Plymouth's Laira Bridge Road faces temporary driving ban for upgrades

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Traffic restrictions on Laira Bridge Road in Plymouth

Plymouth City Council has announced a temporary prohibition of driving on Laira Bridge Road as part of essential traffic signal works. This measure is enacted under section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 and aims to facilitate necessary upgrades to the traffic management system in the area.

Details of the driving prohibition

The order will specifically prohibit vehicles from making a left-hand turn onto The Ride from Laira Bridge Road. This restriction will be enforced only when appropriate traffic signs are displayed, ensuring minimal disruption during non-working hours. The order is set to commence on Tuesday January 29 2025 and will remain in effect for up to 18 months, although the actual works are anticipated to be completed much sooner.

Scheduled work hours

The traffic signal works are scheduled to begin on January 29 2025, with operations taking place overnight from 7pm to 6am. This timing is intended to reduce inconvenience for daily commuters and local residents by avoiding peak traffic periods.

Contact information for further details

For those seeking additional information or who may have specific concerns regarding the works, Swarco UK & Ireland can be contacted at 07768780050. They are responsible for overseeing the implementation of these upgrades.

Impact of the road closure

The temporary prohibition is expected to impact local traffic patterns, particularly affecting those who regularly use Laira Bridge Road for their commute. While the overnight schedule aims to mitigate daytime disruptions, drivers are advised to plan alternative routes during the specified hours.

Anticipated questions

How long will the road closure last?

The order allows for a maximum duration of 18 months; however, it is anticipated that the actual work will be completed much sooner.

What should drivers do if they need to travel during closure hours?

Drivers should seek alternative routes during the specified overnight hours when the prohibition is in effect.

Where can one find more information about this notice?

Further details can be accessed through Plymouth City Council or by contacting Swarco UK & Ireland directly at the provided phone number.

For more comprehensive information regarding this notice, please visit Public Notice Portal.