A494 Ewloe closed after accident

Heavy traffic is expected on the A55 near Ewloe, Deeside, following a serious accident that has closed the eastbound carriageway. The incident occurred just before midnight, on 17 August, and has resulted in the A494 being shut until further notice. Motorists are advised to check traffic apps and websites for updates before embarking on their journeys, as the diversion is expected to cause significant delays.

The A494 eastbound carriageway, which connects the A55 junction 33B to Ewloe, is currently closed, with a diversion in place. The highway authority responsible for the maintenance and management of this route is yet to be confirmed. Motorists are advised to use alternative routes, such as the A550 or the M53, to avoid the area. It is essential to check traffic conditions before setting out, as the situation is likely to change rapidly.

The accident occurred just before midnight, and the eastbound carriageway has been closed since. The expected duration of the closure is approximately three hours, until 3 am on 17 August. However, this time frame is subject to change, and motorists are advised to keep checking for updates before embarking on their journeys.

Motorists are advised to exercise caution and patience when approaching the area. The diversion is likely to cause significant congestion, and drivers are urged to allow plenty of time for their journeys. It is also essential to follow the instructions of traffic marshals and signs, as they will be in place to guide motorists through the diversion.

The Welsh Government is responsible for maintaining the A494 and has provided information on the road closure. Motorists can check the Welsh Government's website for updates on the road closure and the expected duration of the diversion. It is also essential to check traffic apps and websites for updates before embarking on their journeys.

For the latest information on the road closure and the diversion, visit Road Closures UK for updates. Motorists can also check the Welsh Government's website for information on the A494 and the expected duration of the closure.