Section of Constant Spring Road closed for roadworks on the weekend

Date Published: 
12 Dec 2019
The southbound carriageway along the section of Constant Spring Road between West King’s House and the Sandy Gully Bridge will be closed from 9 p.m. on Friday, December 13 to 5 a.m. on Monday, December 16 for road reconstruction works. The closure will result in traffic changes between Dunrobin Avenue and West Kings House Road. Communication and Customer Services Manager at the National Works Agency (NWA), Stephen Shaw, explains that traffic travelling from the direction of Manor Park towards Half-Way Tree will be diverted onto a single lane of the northbound carriageway after crossing the traffic lights at Dunrobin Avenue. These motorists, he explains, will be able to either turn left onto West Kings House Road or re-enter the southbound driving lanes and continue towards Half-Way-Tree at the West Kings House Road intersection. It is highly likely that the traffic restrictions will result in a build up traffic along sections of the roadway and as such the travelling public should be prepared for delays. Motorists are being urged to avoid the area, where possible. Construction activities are also scheduled for the weekend at other locations along the project area. A 350-meter section of the roadway between the new Grovesnor Terrace Bridge in Manor Park and Norbrook Drive will be milled and paved overnight Saturday, December 14 into Sunday, December 15. While the activities will be confined to the driving lanes heading towards Stony Hill, traffic flow will be disrupted intermittently. The NWA apologizes for any inconvenience and urges motorists to factor in the activities in their travel plans, use alternative routes and obey posted warning signs and the instructions of flagpersons and the Police.

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