National Highways has made some changes to the overnight closures on the A30 around Carland Cross this week.
Instead of full closures, there will be traffic lights in place so that residents can access the A39 via the B3285 - and vice versa - using the Carland Cross roundabouts.
This allows for the Cornwall Highways work further south on the A39.
During these overnight closures:
- The eastbound slip road from the A39 to the A30 will be OPEN
- However, the westbound slip road from the A30 to the A39 will be CLOSED
The A30 dual carriageway will be open as normal during these closures.
Cornwall Council’s highways team will also be carrying out routine maintenance work overnight along the A39 this week, from Trispen (at the turning to the community centre) to Union Hill, Truro, until this Friday, October 25.
The council said these works will take place between 8pm and 7am to align with the National Highways works.
Additional work will be carried out by National Highways on other sections of the A30 this week.
Wednesday, October 23
Loggans Moor – Treswithian
A five-hour evening road closure will be in place on the A30 heading eastbound from Loggans Moor to Treswithian.
This will be in place from 8pm to 1am, for resurfacing to take place.
A diversion will operate via Connor Downs.
The closure will then move to the Treswithian entry slip road at 1am, and last until 6am.
The diversion will be via the A30 westbound to Loggans Moor.
Thursday, October 24
Innis Downs - Victoria
The A30 westbound Innis Downs to Victoria carriageway will be closed from 10pm to 6am for resurfacing.
A diversion will be in place via old A30.
Innis Downs exit The A30 westbound Innis Downs exit slip closure will be closed from 8pm to 11pm for resurfacing, reconstruction and repair.
The division will be via the A38 to Victoria and return.
Both Cornwall Council and National Highways have advised: “Please allow extra time for your journeys and take extra care when driving at night.”
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