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A14 rookery crossroads - december update
A14 rookery crossroads - december update
A14 Rookery Crossroads - December Update
The next stage of the A14 safety scheme came into affect on Sunday 19 December with eastbound traffic transferring to a new temporary carriageway alongside the existing A14 at Two Mile Spinney.
A temporary carriageway has been built to enable the construction of the new underpass at Two Mile Spinney for pedestrians, cyclists and equestrians.
Through traffic should not have been adversely affected by the changes to the traffic management, however the right turn from the A14 eastbound onto the U8003 to Blackthorpe and Rougham was closed on Sunday 19 December.
Drivers wishing to access the U8003 from the A14 eastbound should follow the diversion route, which is clearly signed from Junction 47 (Beyton). Traffic will be able to access the A14 westbound from the U8003 for the time being.
During peak hours on weekdays, two lanes of the A14 will continue to remain open in both directions between the Moreton Hall junction and Home Farm. There will be narrow lanes on this section of the road and a 40mph speed restriction will be in place, with safety cameras. During off peak hours, when traffic flows are lightest, the road will be reduced to one lane to allow additional work to be carried out. There will also be occasional overnight and weekend lane closures.
