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Search the Public Notice PortalMotorists travelling on the M5 are being warned to expect long-term disruption as bridge repair work gets underway from next month.
The closures and restrictions will affect the motorway between junction 19 and junction 22.
Work will commence on or after Tuesday, September 1, and is expected to finish by December 20, 2029.
The northbound motorway will close overnight between junctions 22 and 20, while the southbound will shut between junctions 19 and 22.
Several entry and exit slip roads will also face overnight closures.
Weekend closures are planned for the southbound exit and northbound entry slip roads at junction 21.
The full public notice detailing the restrictions is available to view at publicnoticeportal.uk/notice/traffic-and-roads/6a72fa8d2b793efc9f1dd320?.
A mandatory 50 speed limit will be enforced on certain sections, and a contraflow system will be in operation.
Vehicles wider than two metres will be banned from specific lanes.
The hard shoulder will be used to aid traffic flow.
Diversions will be in place, utilising other M5 junctions and local roads.
The temporary mandatory speed limits, which do not apply to emergency service or special forces vehicles, will be clearly marked with traffic signs.
The order, under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, will be enacted by National Highways Limited "to enable bridge and parapet refurbishment and associated maintenance to be carried out in safety."
The order is due to come into effect on Sunday, August 30.
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