M6 Not Affected: Mary St, Scunthorpe Closed

Motorists in Scunthorpe are advised to plan their journeys accordingly as Mary Street will be closed from 5:04 am on 10 August 2026 until 10:59 pm on 14 August 2026. The highway authority, North Lincolnshire Council, has implemented this closure due to an emergency situation on Mary Street, Scunthorpe. The nearest city is Hull, and drivers are urged to use alternative routes to avoid any inconvenience caused by this medium-severity disruption.

The closure is expected to last for approximately 5 days and 17 hours, and drivers are advised to check traffic apps and websites for the latest updates on the situation. Motorists are also recommended to use alternative routes to reach their destinations, as the closure may cause significant delays. Road Closures UK has received confirmation of the closure from North Lincolnshire Council.

According to the council, the emergency situation on Mary Street necessitates the closure to ensure public safety. The council's team is working diligently to restore normal traffic flow as soon as possible, but for now, drivers should plan their journeys accordingly. Motorists are advised to check the council's website or social media channels for the latest updates on the situation.

In the meantime, drivers can use alternative routes to reach their destinations. Those who frequently use Mary Street are advised to leave early to account for any delays caused by the closure. Motorists can also check traffic apps such as Waze or Google Maps to get the latest information on traffic conditions and find alternative routes to their destinations.

North Lincolnshire Council is working closely with emergency services to ensure that the situation is resolved as quickly and safely as possible. The council will provide regular updates on the situation, and drivers are advised to check their website or social media channels for the latest information.

For the latest updates on the Mary Street closure, drivers can visit Road Closures UK or the North Lincolnshire Council website. The council's team is working hard to restore normal traffic flow as soon as possible, and motorists are advised to check the council's website or social media channels for the latest updates on the situation.