Resurfacing work means stretch of M6 at Lancaster will close overnight for three weeks
Overnight closures are to be put in place on a stretch of M6 at Lancaster for resurfacing work.
National Highways Limited are to make the order on the M6, to enable resurfacing works and other general maintenance to be carried out in safety.
The order will ban all traffic from the northbound carriageway of the M6, from a point 122 metres south of the southbound exit slip road at junction 33, to a point 167 metres north of the Foundry Lane Bridge.
The prohibition is expected to be in place overnight between 7pm and 8am during a period starting on Monday June 29 and ending on Sunday July 19.
However, works may start and continue between the same times on subsequent nights or until completed.
Diversion routes via alternative junctions of the M6 and local roads will be well signed.
The prohibition will not apply to emergency services or special forces vehicles and will only apply during such times and to such extent as shall, from time to time, be indicated by traffic signs.
The order comes into force on June 28 and has a maximum duration of 18 months.
Meanwhile, Lancashire County Council has also made a Traffic Regulation Order to introduce a prohibition of waiting in New Quay Road, Lancaster, both sides, from a point 14 metres south west of its junction with the centreline of the exit of Thetis Road, including the entire traffic island located at the bus turning circle, for a distance of 96 metres in a south westerly direction.
This order comes into force on June 8.
A copy of the order may be inspected during normal office hours at Lancaster City Council in Dalton Square, and at Lancashire County Council, County Hall, Preston, or on Lancashire County Council’s website at http://www.lancashire.gov.uk/roads-parking-and-travel/roads/roadworks-and-traffic-regulation-orders/permanent.aspx, quoting ref LSG4/ 894_19589/AFR.
Anyone wishing to question the validity of the order or any of its provisions on the grounds that it or they are not within the powers conferred by the act, or that any requirement of the act or of any instrument made under the act has not been complied with, may do so within six weeks from the date on which the order is made by applying to the High Court.
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