Essential repair works to the A630 Centenary Way Viaduct in Rotherham, will start on Monday 8 July 2024
These works will strengthen concrete slabs that run underneath the central reservation of the bridge and are expected to be completed this winter.
To make sure people are kept safe, the current 30mph speed limit and single lane running will continue in both directions, while new slabs are put in place.
The majority of the repair works will be carried out from Monday and Friday, except when the sections above the railway and Brinsworth Street are repaired at weekends. The road will stay open during these works.
To allow for traffic management systems to be put in place, the road will be closed for three nights from 1 to 3 July 2024, when signed diversions will be in operation.
Road users should be aware that lane markings on the approach to Ickles Roundabout on Sheffield Road and the lower section of Centenary Way will change temporarily.
Repairs are needed to the slabs so that they can swell in hot weather and shrink back to size when temperatures drop. This should prevent any further disruption on the bridge.
Motorists can use public transport to avoid traffic delays and find alternative routes.
To keep up to date, please follow this link: Local roadworks – Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council
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