Overnight lane closures on the M27 will start on Monday as part of improvement works to Junction 10.
The closures are to support the Welborne Garden Village development near Fareham and will begin at 9pm.
The lane closures on the M27 will be between Junctions 9 and 10, and Junctions 9 and 11, depending on the night.
Hampshire County Council has said the closures are necessary to reduce the number of lanes on the motorway from four to three for the safety of both motorway users and construction staff working on the embankments.
This reduction will be in place for around 12 months, with a 50mph speed limit also enforced while the project continues.
The improvements to Junction 10 are set to support the development of Welborne Garden Village, a new community of up to 6,000 homes just outside Fareham, as well as to provide easier access to the M27.
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Hampshire County Council is delivering the scheme in collaboration with National Highways, funded by the Buckland Group, the developer of Welborne Garden Village, and Homes England.
Drivers are warned that lane reductions and closures could change at short notice.
The first set of lane closures is as follows:
On the M27 eastbound and westbound, lanes 1, 2, and 3 will be closed as required, with lane 4 remaining open for traffic. The closures will take place overnight from 9pm to 6am on the following dates:
- Monday, March 17 to Thursday, March 20
- Monday, March 24 to Wednesday, March 26
Additionally, there will be further closures from 9pm to 6am on these dates:
- Sunday, March 30: Westbound lane 4 will be closed for drainage surveys.
- Monday, March 31: Eastbound lanes 1, 2, and 3 will be closed for barrier installation.
- Tuesday, April 11: Westbound lanes 1, 2, and 3 will be closed for barrier installation.
- Monday, April 7 to Wednesday, April 9: Westbound lanes 1 and 2 will be closed for the delivery of large metal construction materials.
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