Part of the M6 between Lancaster and Preston is closing this weekend for essential bridge maintenance work.
Drivers are advised to allow more time for their journeys as the work takes place between junctions 33 and 32.
Following northbound overnight closures over the last couple of nights, the M6 southbound carriageway between junctions 33 and 32 will be closed from 9pm this evening (Friday September 9), to 5am on Monday (September 12), and then for the following three weekends after that at the same times.
Signposted diversions will be in place.
Drivers travelling on the M6 northbound will leave the M6 at junction 32, onto junction 1 of the M55 (Broughton Roundabout), then onto the A6, before rejoining the M6 at junction 33.
Southbound traffic will leave the motorway at junction 33, onto the A6, then onto junction 1 of the M55, re-joining the M6 at junction 32.
All work is subject to weather conditions, with the potential to move work to the weekend of October 7-10 if poor weather prevents work taking place during any of the weekends during September.


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