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Motorists are being warned over new M6 closures weeks after drivers faced hours of gridlock on the motorway.
According to the agency, these will have new signs which will provide key information to motorists while travelling, keeping them safe and ensuring journeys run smoother. To safely carry out this work, it will enforce overnight closures on six days over two weeks.Thankfully the first stretch of the two closures is behind us, with it happening from September 13 to 15. But this week there will be closures from Tuesday, September 20 to Thursday, September 22 with the M6 southbound closed.
"We always aim to work to schedule. However, unforeseen circumstances such as poor weather may mean changes occur at short notice and this may change the dates above. When the scheme is complete messages on the gantries will be operated from our Regional Operations Centre. Radar technology and cameras will be used to detect the speed, volume and flow of traffic.
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