Main Rd Conisholme Closed

Motorists in the East Riding of Yorkshire are facing disruptions on Main Road in Conisholme, with a section of the road closed from Tuesday, 09 August 2026 at 11:49 until 22:59. The closure is situated near Hull, affecting commuters and locals alike.

Lincolnshire County Council, the highway authority responsible for the area, has issued the closure due to an emergency situation, with the road's severity classified as medium. With the closure in place, drivers are advised to seek alternative routes to avoid the congested area.

The closure spans a significant stretch of Main Road, with motorists encouraged to check traffic apps and websites for the most up-to-date information on traffic flow and congestion. Drivers can use alternative routes such as the A160 or the A1077 to bypass the affected area.

Those planning to travel through the area on Tuesday are urged to leave extra time for their journeys, as traffic may be heavier than usual. It is also recommended to follow local traffic updates to stay informed about any changes to the road closure or traffic conditions.

For those relying on public transport, services may be affected, and passengers are advised to check with their provider for the latest information on schedules and disruptions. Local businesses and residents are also being affected by the closure, with access to the area restricted until the emergency situation is resolved.

While the cause of the emergency situation remains unclear, Lincolnshire County Council has assured the public that they are working to resolve the issue as quickly as possible. Motorists are advised to follow the diversion signs and respect the closure to ensure their safety.

For real-time information on the road closure and traffic conditions, drivers can turn to websites such as Road Closures UK or check local news sources for updates. For the most up-to-date information on road conditions and traffic updates, visit Road Closures UK's website, which provides a comprehensive overview of road closures and disruptions across the UK.