New Marske: Moortown Rd closed

Motorists in the North East are advised to expect disruption on Moortown Road in New Marske, with urgent roadworks planned for the coming days. Moortown Road will be closed between 12 August 2026 and 17 August 2026, with the exact timing ranging from 13:10 to 23:00 each day. The roadworks are being carried out by Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council, who are responsible for maintaining the region's highways.

The closure of Moortown Road is expected to cause a medium level of disruption to drivers, and residents are advised to plan their journeys in advance. Motorists are advised to use alternative routes where possible, and to check traffic apps such as Google Maps or Waze for the latest information on traffic conditions. Drivers are also encouraged to allow extra time for their journeys, as congestion is likely in the area.

The reason for the roadworks is urgent, and the exact nature of the work is not specified. However, the closure is expected to last for several days, with the work taking place between 13:10 and 23:00 each day. This will give motorists a clear idea of when to expect disruption, and when to plan their journeys accordingly.

For those who rely on Moortown Road for their daily commute, there are a few options for alternative routes. The A19 is a major road that runs nearby, and can be used to bypass the closed section of Moortown Road. However, drivers are advised to check traffic conditions before setting out, as the A19 can be prone to congestion.

In addition to using alternative routes, motorists can also take steps to prepare for the disruption. This includes checking traffic apps for the latest information on traffic conditions, and allowing extra time for their journeys. By taking these precautions, drivers can reduce their stress levels and arrive at their destinations safely and on time.

For more information on the roadworks, and to stay up-to-date with the latest news, you can visit Road Closures UK for the latest information on roadworks and traffic conditions across the UK.