Derbyshire roadworks: Motorists brace for delays amid roadworks and closures on busy routes in Chesterfield, Matlock, Alfreton, Buxton, Clay Cross, Dronfield and more – including the A6, A38, A57 and A615

Drivers are bracing for delays across Chesterfield and Derbyshire this week – with the A57, A615, A6 and A38 among the busy routes set to be impacted by roadworks and closures.

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 30 to allow for the creation of a pedestrianised zone.

Roadworks are taking place along the A6 Dale Road in Matlock until June 28.

Drivers who use the Snake Pass will need to plan their journeys over the next three weeks.placeholder image
Drivers who use the Snake Pass will need to plan their journeys over the next three weeks.

Drivers may face delays along the A615 Matlock Green in Matlock – with roadworks underway until June 17.

Roadworks are underway along Williamthorpe Road, between North Wingfield and Williamthorpe, until June 20.

Motorists may encounter disruption along Green Lane at Dronfield, with roadworks taking place until June 21.

Roadworks are taking place along the A5012 Via Gellia Road until June 30.

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

The A57 Snake Pass has closed for three weeks from today (Monday, June 15) to allow Derbyshire County Council to continue their efforts to identify a solution to a landslip along the route.

The A53 in Buxton town centre will be impacted by roadworks – which are set to finish on July 3.

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

Leashaw at Holloway is also closed until December 2026 due to a landslip along the route.

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