KINGSTON ROAD EPSOM closed due roadworks

Kingston Road in Epsom, Surrey, has been closed to traffic due to an emergency situation, causing disruption to motorists from London. The roadworks, undertaken by Surrey County Council, have resulted in the closure of Kingston Road, with the start date being 7th August 2026 and the expected end date set for 7th August 2026, with a scheduled reopening time of 22:59. Road users are advised to be aware of the closure and plan their journeys accordingly.

The closure of Kingston Road has significant implications for drivers in the area, particularly those heading to and from London. To mitigate the disruption, drivers are advised to use alternative routes, such as the A24 or A217, which may take a little longer but will help to reduce congestion in the area. Motorists are also encouraged to check traffic apps, such as Waze or Google Maps, for the latest updates on traffic conditions and to plan their journeys in advance. This will help to avoid frustration and ensure a smoother journey.

Surrey County Council has issued an emergency closure of Kingston Road to ensure the safety of motorists and pedestrians. The council's highway authority has identified the need for the closure due to the emergency situation, and it is expected to remain in place until the situation is resolved. Motorists are urged to follow the diversion signs and to exercise caution when driving in the area.

The emergency closure of Kingston Road is a significant inconvenience for drivers, but it is essential to ensure public safety. Motorists are advised to be patient and to plan their journeys accordingly. By using alternative routes and checking traffic apps, drivers can minimize the disruption and ensure a safe and efficient journey.

For the latest updates on roadworks and traffic conditions, motorists can visit Road Closures UK, which provides real-time information on road closures and traffic updates across the UK. Motorists can also follow Surrey County Council on social media for the latest updates on roadworks and traffic conditions in the area.