Wyton on the Hill: Old Hurst Rd closed

Old Hurst Road in Wyton on the Hill will be closed to traffic on Tuesday, 16 August 2026, due to emergency roadworks. The closure will be in place from 06:00 until 13:30, according to Cambridgeshire County Council, the highway authority responsible for the maintenance of the road. Motorists are advised to plan their journeys carefully and seek alternative routes to avoid any potential congestion.

Old Hurst Road is situated near Cambridge, making it a key route for commuters and locals alike. The emergency roadworks have been deemed necessary by the council due to unforeseen circumstances. This has resulted in a medium-severity disruption, which affects the normal flow of traffic on this particular stretch of road. Drivers are urged to exercise caution and follow any diversion signs that may be in place.

Those planning to travel through the affected area are advised to use alternative routes to avoid any delays. Traffic apps, such as Google Maps or Waze, can provide up-to-date information on traffic conditions and suggest the best routes to take. Motorists can also check the council's website or social media channels for the latest updates on the roadworks.

It's essential for drivers to be aware of the road closure and plan their journeys accordingly. The council has implemented the necessary measures to minimise disruptions, but delays are still possible. Motorists are reminded to follow all signs and instructions from traffic management staff, who will be on hand to direct traffic and provide assistance.

Cambridgeshire County Council is working hard to complete the roadworks as quickly and safely as possible. The emergency nature of the roadworks means that the council has had to act swiftly to prevent further damage or disruption. Drivers can expect to see a range of equipment and personnel on site, including traffic management staff, engineers, and maintenance crews.

Road Closures UK will continue to provide updates on the situation, including any changes to the road closure times or the status of the roadworks. For the latest information, please visit Road Closures UK or follow us on social media. Drivers can also contact Cambridgeshire County Council directly for more information on the roadworks and any impact on their journey.