M2 Lane Closure Near Antrim

A lane closure will be in place on the M22, Dunsilly Roundabout, in Antrim from 13 August 2026, as part of an ongoing maintenance project. The highway authority responsible for the work is Transport NI. Lane Closures will operate daily and drivers can expect medium level traffic delays.

The work will see a lane closure put in place to enable the renewing of road markings on the M2 off-slip. The exact duration of the works has not been specified. Motorists are advised to plan their journeys in advance and consider taking alternative routes to avoid delays. Checking traffic apps or the Transport NI website for up-to-date information on traffic flow is recommended.

Drivers are being warned to anticipate medium level traffic delays during the lane closure period. However, it is worth noting that the disruption is not expected to be severe. The maintenance work is essential to ensure the road remains safe and well-maintained for drivers. Transport NI has confirmed the lane closure will operate daily, though the start and end times for the works have not been specified.

Motorists who use the M22, Dunsilly Roundabout, regularly are advised to check traffic apps or the Transport NI website for the latest information on traffic flow before embarking on their journeys. It is also worth considering alternative routes to avoid the area during the lane closure period.

The renewal of road markings on the M2 off-slip is an essential maintenance task that will help to maintain the road's safety standards. The work is being carried out by Transport NI, and it is expected to cause medium level traffic delays. Drivers who plan to use the M22, Dunsilly Roundabout, during the lane closure period are advised to check for up-to-date traffic information before setting out.

For the latest information on traffic flow and road conditions, motorists can check the Transport NI website or use traffic apps such as Waze or Google Maps. Drivers can also follow Road Closures UK for the latest updates on road disruptions across the UK.