Leicester: Pasture Lane closed

A stretch of Pasture Lane in Leicester is set to be closed for a period of 24 hours from 00:00 on Tuesday, 17 August 2026, until 23:59 on the same day. The closure, which has been deemed high-severity by the relevant authorities, will affect drivers in the area and is expected to cause disruptions to traffic.

The highway authority responsible for managing the closure is the designated 2460. As a result of the closure, drivers are advised to exercise caution and consider alternative routes to avoid the area. Motorists are also recommended to check traffic apps and updates from Road Closures UK, as well as following local news bulletins, for the latest information on traffic conditions and any planned diversions.

Pasture Lane will be closed to allow for essential maintenance and repairs, the exact nature of which have not been disclosed. The closure will be in place for the entirety of Tuesday, although drivers are urged to check for updates throughout the day as this information is subject to change. Drivers who must travel through the area are advised to plan their journeys in advance, allowing extra time to account for any potential delays.

While the closure is in place, drivers should be aware of the possibility of traffic congestion and potential delays. Motorists are advised to consider using alternative modes of transportation, such as public transport or carpooling, where possible. For those who must drive, it is essential to check traffic updates before embarking on their journey and to follow the guidance of local authorities and traffic management teams.

It is worth noting that while the closure is expected to cause significant disruption, the highway authority has endeavoured to minimise the impact on local residents and commuters. However, drivers should remain vigilant and prepared for the possibility of delays and congestion.

For the most up-to-date information on the closure and any planned diversions, drivers are advised to check Road Closures UK, where a comprehensive list of all road closures and disruptions across the UK can be found. Additionally, drivers can also follow local news and traffic updates for the latest information on traffic conditions and any planned roadworks.