Ossulton Way London Closed

Residents and commuters in North London are advised to plan their journeys accordingly as significant roadworks are set to take place on Osulton Way in the London Borough of Barnet. The works are scheduled to commence on 13 August 2026 at midnight and will continue until 17 August 2026 at midnight.

Osulton Way, which is a key route for local traffic, will be affected by the works, with motorists facing disruptions during the specified period. The works are being carried out by the London Borough of Barnet, the highway authority responsible for maintaining the region's road network.

The works are classified as minor in severity but are expected to cause a medium level of disruption to traffic flow. Motorists are advised to exercise caution and consider alternative routes to avoid congestion and delays. In addition to checking for updates on traffic apps, drivers can plan their journeys in advance using online mapping services such as Google Maps or Waze.

It is essential for drivers to be aware of the roadworks and plan their journeys accordingly. With significant volumes of traffic expected to be on the move, even a minor delay can quickly escalate into a more substantial disruption. Motorists are advised to consider the impact of the roadworks on their daily commute and adjust their routes accordingly.

For those who rely on public transport, the disruptions are likely to have a knock-on effect, with buses and trains potentially running late or diverting through alternative routes. Commuters are advised to check with their transport providers in advance to plan their journeys and avoid any potential disruption.

While the works are expected to have a medium level of impact, the London Borough of Barnet is working closely with Road Closures UK to ensure that motorists are kept informed and up-to-date on the latest information. For further information on the roadworks and the latest traffic updates, visit Road Closures UK, where you can find maps, traffic information, and advice on how to navigate the affected areas.