Drivers have been warned of massive delays along the M25 during the first planned daytime closure along Britain's busiest motorway.
Drivers have been warned of massive delays along the M25 during the first planned daytime closure along Britain's busiest motorway. National Highways have alerted drivers of long delays, urging them to "only travel if necessary" when it shuts the M25 in both directions between junctions 10 and 11 in Surrey as part of a £317 million improvement project.
The M25's revamp will increase the number of lanes and make it easier to enter and exit at junction 10 - which National Highway said is one of the UK's busiest and most dangerous motorway junctions.The project lead for National Highway Jonathan Wade said: "Drivers should only use the M25 if their journey is absolutely necessary."This is the first of five full closures of one of the busiest junctions on our road network.
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