Hudson Rd, Southsea closed due to roadworks

Portsmouth residents and visitors are advised to plan their journeys in advance as Hudson Road in Southsea is set to undergo minor roadworks from 7th August to 11th August. The highway authority behind the disruption is Portsmouth City Council, which will be carrying out the works on Hudson Road.

The roadworks will begin at 00:00 on 7th August and are expected to last until 00:00 on 11th August, causing a medium level of disruption to commuters and local traffic. Drivers are advised to use alternative routes to minimise delays and are encouraged to check traffic apps for the latest updates on traffic conditions.

Motorists are urged to be aware of the roadworks and plan their journeys accordingly to avoid congestion in the area. The affected stretch of Hudson Road will be subject to lane closures and traffic restrictions during this time, and drivers are advised to follow the instructions of traffic marshals and signs in the area.

While the roadworks are not expected to cause significant delays, drivers should be prepared for some congestion, particularly during peak hours. Portsmouth City Council has announced that the roadworks are necessary to carry out essential maintenance and repairs to the road, and the authority apologises for any inconvenience this may cause.

To avoid delays, drivers are encouraged to check traffic apps such as Waze, Google Maps, and Apple Maps for the latest information on traffic conditions and to plan their journeys in advance. Motorists can also check Road Closures UK for the latest updates on roadworks and traffic conditions across the UK.

In addition to checking traffic apps, drivers can also use alternative routes to minimise delays. The A27 and A2030 are nearby routes that drivers can use to avoid the affected stretch of Hudson Road. Motorists are advised to follow the instructions of traffic marshals and signs in the area and to be aware of any diversions or road closures.

The roadworks are part of a larger programme of maintenance and repairs being carried out by Portsmouth City Council to improve the road network in the area. While the disruption may cause some inconvenience, the council's efforts are aimed at ensuring the road network remains safe and reliable for all users.

For the latest information on the roadworks and traffic conditions, drivers can visit Road Closures UK, a website that provides up-to-date information on roadworks and traffic conditions across the UK.