Moulton Road Newmarket closed

MOULTON ROAD in NEWMARKET is set to be closed from 12:00 on 08 August 2026 until 15:30 on the same day. This disruption, announced by CAMBRIDGESHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL, will bring significant traffic disruption to the area, particularly for motorists travelling between CAMBRIDGE and surrounding towns.

Motorists are advised to plan their journeys in advance and check for alternative routes before embarking on their travel. Real-time traffic updates can be accessed through various traffic apps, such as Waze or Google Maps, which provide users with the latest information on road conditions and potential delays. Travelers are also suggested to consider delaying their journeys or adjusting their routes to avoid the affected area.

The closure is deemed medium in severity and is classified as an urgent priority, with the highway authority acting swiftly to mitigate the impact of the disruption. While the reasons for the closure are not specified, CAMBRIDGESHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL will work diligently to resolve the issue as quickly as possible.

Motorists are advised to use alternative routes where available. The A1307, which connects CAMBRIDGE to NEWMARKET, may experience increased traffic due to the closure of MOULTON ROAD. Commuters should also consider taking public transport or adjusting their working hours to avoid the peak travel period.

For those who must drive through the area, it is crucial to exercise caution and patience when navigating through the affected roads. Motorists should anticipate potential delays and allow sufficient time for their journey. They should also be mindful of diversions put in place by the highway authority to ensure the smooth flow of traffic.

The highway authority will provide regular updates on the situation, and motorists are encouraged to check for the latest information before embarking on their journey. For the latest news and updates on Road Closures UK, please visit our website for the most up-to-date information on disruptions and road closures across the UK.