St Ann's Road Chertsey closed due roadworks

Drivers in the Chertsey area are advised to be aware of an unexpected disruption on a major route, following an emergency closure of St Anns Road. The highway, which connects to the wider network serving the nearby London, has been shut down by Surrey County Council, the authority responsible for maintaining the road network, with immediate effect.

The closure, which took place on August 11, 2026, at 13:24, will remain in place until 22:59 on the same day. St Anns Road, located in the town of Chertsey, is a key thoroughfare and the closure is expected to have a significant impact on local traffic.

Road users are advised to exercise caution and consider alternative routes when travelling through the area. Drivers can check for updates on traffic conditions and plan their journey accordingly by utilising popular traffic and navigation apps, such as Google Maps or Waze, which often provide real-time information on road closures and congested areas. In addition, Surrey County Council recommends checking the official website of Surrey County Council for information on roadworks and closures before embarking on a journey.

Given the short duration of the closure, drivers may still need to adjust their travel plans, especially during peak hours, when traffic congestion can be exacerbated. Those travelling in the area are encouraged to leave extra time for their journey and to consider avoiding the area altogether if possible. The emergency closure is expected to be lifted by 22:59 on August 11, 2026, at which point normal traffic flow should resume.

For those who need to travel through the area, it is essential to stay informed about the latest traffic conditions and to plan ahead. Road Closures UK advises drivers to check for regular updates on road conditions and to follow the advice of local authorities in the event of disruptions. By taking a proactive approach and being aware of the situation, drivers can minimise the impact of the closure and ensure a smoother journey.

For more information on the roadworks and the latest updates on traffic conditions, please visit the official website of Road Closures UK or follow the latest traffic updates on social media.