Nine road closures hit the M4 and major routes in Wales, with drivers being warned of potential disruptions. As many people are planning to travel this weekend, it is crucial for drivers to seek alternative routes to avoid any delays. The disruptions include resurfacing work on the M4 Prince of Wales Bridge, ongoing roadworks on the A465 in Rhondda Cynon Taf, and roadworks on the A470 in Powys.
On the M4 Prince of Wales Bridge, one lane is closed in both directions between J22 M49 and J23 M48 due to resurfacing work and contraflow. Wales-bound traffic is being diverted through a contraflow system, and overnight closures are scheduled until May 30. In Powys, the A470 is shut in both directions from Talerddig to Llanbrynmair because of roadworks, with a diversion via various alternative routes until April 11.
In Rhondda Cynon Taf, the A4054 Upper High Street is closed in both directions due to long-term roadworks from A465 Heads Of The Valleys Road to Vaynor Road until December 31. In Flintshire, temporary traffic lights are in place on the A494 in both directions between Pinfold Lane and Alltami Road for water main work until March 25.
In Crickhowell, roadworks have led to temporary traffic lights on A40 Beaufort Street at Standard Street until May 30. In Merthyr Tydfil, one lane closure is in effect due to long-term roadworks on A465 Heads Of The Valleys Road at High Street (Dowlais Top Roundabout) until July 24. Furthermore, in Denbighshire, temporary traffic lights are causing delays on A5 London Road near Glyndwr Terrace until April 4.
Additionally, there are temporary traffic lights on A458 New Road in Powys near the caravan showroom until March 31, as well as on A48 Peniel Green Road at Peniel Green Church in Swansea until March 28 due to telecoms work. Motorists are advised to plan their journeys accordingly and allow extra time to reach their destinations, considering the potential delays that may occur.
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In conclusion, it is essential for drivers in Wales to be aware of the various road closures and disruptions on major routes this weekend. By planning ahead, considering alternative routes, and staying informed about potential delays, motorists can ensure a smoother and less stressful journey. Ensure to stay connected with local news sources for the latest updates on traffic and travel advisories in the region.