Derbyshire roadworks: Drivers set for delays amid roadworks and closures on busy routes across Chesterfield, Matlock, Bakewell, Belper, Ashbourne, Alfreton, Clay Cross, Staveley and more – including the A61, A619, A38 and A6

Drivers are being warned to brace for disruption across Chesterfield and Derbyshire this week – with the A61, A619, A38 and A6 among the busy routes set to be impacted by roadworks and closures.

Motorists may face disruption along the A61 Dronfield Bypass – with a lane closure and reduced speed limit in place along a section of the route until May.

Roadworks will impact drivers on the A619 Baslow Road outside Chesterfield until April 3.

Drivers may face delays along Enterprise Way, near Markham Vale and Junction 29a of the M1 – with roadworks taking place until June 1.

Drivers may need to plan their journeys for the rest of the week.placeholder image
Drivers may need to plan their journeys for the rest of the week.

The A619 Market Street/Duke Street in Staveley will be closed from 7.00pm – 6.00am between March 23 and March 26.

Motorists may encounter disruption along the A6 Dale Road between Matlock and Matlock Bath – with roadworks taking place until March 27.

Two-way traffic lights are in place on Somersall Lane in Chesterfield after a pedestrian footbridge collapsed.

Market Street in Clay Cross will be closed between its junctions with Bridge Street and High Street until June 2026 to allow for the creation of a pedestrianised zone.

Delays are likely along the A6 Haddon Road outside Bakewell, with roadworks taking place on the route until April 24.

Roadworks are also underway along the A61 Main Road between Shirland and Alfreton until June 4.

A lane closure may lead to delays for drivers along the A38 Derby Road at Alfreton until January 2027.

Drivers may encounter delays in Belper, with roadworks taking place along the A6 Derby Road until April 1.

The A515 Station Road at Ashbourne is closed southbound between Church Street and King Edward Street until April 10.

Commonside Road at Barlow is a long-term closure due to a landslip – with the route set to reopen in 2027.

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