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A3 weekend closure

9pm Friday 13 to 5.30am Monday 16 October 2023

National Highways have publicised information about the closure of the A3 this coming weekend as part of the improvement works to the M25 Junction 10.

Weekend closure information

We’ll need to close the A3 in both directions between the B2215/A247 and the M25 junction 10 from 9pm on Friday 13 to 5.30am on Monday 16 October 2023.

The existing pedestrian footbridge across the A3 at Wisley Lane will also be closed at this time.

View of the A3 towards Guildford where the new Wisley Lane bridge is taking shape.
View of the A3 towards Guildford where the new Wisley Lane bridge is taking shape.

They are building eight new bridges as part of their scheme to ease congestion and create safer journeys for everyone using junction 10 on the M25.

The new bridge at Wisley Lane has made great progress and is ready to have its beams installed. This was due to take place last month but an unexpected problem on the delivery route impacted the schedule.

Picture showing how the new bridge will look
The new bridge will make journeys safer between the A3 and Wisley Lane.

Please make sure you leave plenty of extra time, follow the signs and plan your journey. For more details and diversion information, visit the National Highways website.

When complete, this bridge will provide a new, safer route for walkers, cyclists, horse-riders and drivers between Wisley Lane and the A3 via Ockham Park roundabout.

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