Liverpool: Utting Ave closed due to urgent roadworks

UTTING AVENUE in Liverpool will be closed to traffic from 07:06 on 15 August 2026 until 23:00 on 26 August 2026. The roadworks, situated on UTTING AVENUE, are being undertaken by Liverpool City Council. Motorists are advised to plan their journeys in advance and consider alternative routes.

The closure is in place for immediate and urgent works, which are classified as medium severity. These essential works are essential to maintaining the road network in Liverpool. However, the disruption may cause inconvenience to drivers and local residents. We recommend checking traffic apps and websites for updates on the closure, as well as planning your journey in advance to avoid any potential delays.

As UTTING AVENUE is closed, drivers will need to find alternative routes. Motorists can use nearby roads such as Aintree Road or Rice Lane to reach their destinations. These roads may experience increased traffic volumes, so drivers are advised to exercise caution and patience. Additionally, drivers may wish to consider using public transport or alternative modes of transport, such as cycling or walking.

Liverpool City Council has issued a statement regarding the roadworks, stating that the works are essential to maintaining the safety and integrity of the road network. The council has assured residents and motorists that the works will be completed as soon as possible, with the aim of minimising disruption to traffic.

Motorists are advised to check for updates on the roadworks and plan their journeys accordingly. We recommend checking traffic apps, such as Waze or Google Maps, for the latest information on traffic conditions and road closures. Drivers can also check the Liverpool City Council website for updates on the roadworks and any planned diversions.

For the latest information on road closures and traffic updates, please visit Road Closures UK. This website provides up-to-date information on roadworks and closures across the UK, including the latest news and updates from Liverpool City Council.