Roadworks
M6 junction 6 and A38(M) Aston Expressway, Birmingham
Weekend closures from 22 July 2016
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M6 junction 6 southbound exit slip road closed to all traffic
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Aston Expressway from Erdington closed southbound
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Salford Circus no access to M6 northbound or M6 southbound
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M6 junction 6 northbound exit slip road closed to all traffic
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Park Circus northbound entry slip closed
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Aston Expressway (Dartmouth Circus) closed northbound
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Aston Expressway (from city) closed northbound
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There will be full weekend
closures on both the A38(M)
Aston Expressway and M6
junction 6 entry and exit slip roads
during the summer holidays
(22 July to 5 September).
This is part of a wider programme
of roadworks, including overnight
closures on the Aston Expressway
and the M6, starting on
Monday 27 June.
Check the effect on your journey:
http://www.highways.gov.uk/m6a38m-waterproofing
Call Highways England on:
0300 123 5000
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@HighwaysWMIDS
Check live traffic at:
www.trafficengland.com
What’s happening?
What’s happening?
Highways England is investing to
improve Birmingham’s road network.
As part of this, we need to protect
one of Britain’s most iconic road
structures, Spaghetti Junction.
Spaghetti Junction is now more
than 40 years old. We need to repair
waterproofing and damage to the
concrete under the road surface. To do
this, we need to put roadworks on the
A38(M) Aston Expressway, into and out
of Birmingham, and at M6 junction 6.
We’re doing all we can to minimise
disruption during this vital project
and would like to thank drivers for
their patience during the work.
Please remember to
plan in advance and
leave extra time for
your journey.
Birmingham is still
open for business
If you usually travel to
Birmingham via M6 junction 6 or
the A38(M) Aston Expressway,
your journey will be affected.
Birmingham remains open for
business. The city centre is
well served by public transport,
including trains, buses and trams.
For information on Birmingham’s
public transport, visit:
www.networkwestmidlands.com
Drivers will still be able to get
into Birmingham via diversions
and alternative routes, and
there are 25,000 car parking
spaces in the city.
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