National Highways planned roadworks · England · updated weekly

M26 Closures Tonight and This Week

National Highways lists 4 planned roadworks on the M26 between now and 3 November, 0 of them with a carriageway, slip-road or junction closure. Tonight: no planned closure.

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Planned works on the M26, next two weeks 4

RoadWhatFromToDelay
A20, M20, M25, M26M20 Westbound Jct 3 to Jct 1 Carriageway and lane closure for joint investigation works Diversion via National Highways and Local Authorities NetworkMon 19 Oct 22:00Thu 29 Oct 05:30Moderate (10 - 30 mins)
M26M26 Eastbound Jct 2A to M20 Eastbound Jct 3 Lane closure for urgent safety fence repairsMon 19 Oct 22:00Tue 20 Oct 05:30Slight (less than 10 mins)
M26M26 Eastbound Jct 2A to Jct 3 Carriageway and lane closure for resurfacing works Diversion via Local Authorities NetworkMon 26 Oct 22:00Thu 29 Oct 05:30Moderate (10 - 30 mins)
M20, M26M26 Westbound Jct 3 to Jct 2A Carriageway and lane closure for carriageway repairsMon 2 Nov 22:00Tue 3 Nov 05:30Moderate (10 - 30 mins)

Driving through roadworks

  • Check before you set off — planned works can be cancelled or moved for weather, and incidents are not in this list.
  • Follow the signed diversion; satnavs often do not know about overnight closures.
  • Keep to the temporary speed limit — average-speed cameras are common in roadworks.
  • Broken down in roadworks without a hard shoulder? Hazard lights on, leave by the left if safe, and call 999.

What this page shows, and what it misses

Planned works on the roads National Highways runs in England — motorways and major A roads — from its weekly published roadworks file, for about two weeks ahead. "Closure" means the description mentions a carriageway, slip-road or junction closure; other works are lane closures, speed limits or hard-shoulder closures. Local council roads, Scotland, Wales and unplanned incidents are not included.

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