Drivers set to face months of disruption along busy Derbyshire A-road – with full closures taking place

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Motorists were warned of potential delays along a busy Derbyshire route – with maintenance works taking place until summer.

Drivers are being advised to allow extra time for journeys when travelling along the A38 in Derbyshire, as overnight maintenance works begin today (Monday, April 8).

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Repairs will be carried out to the safety barrier in the central reservation, as well as grass cutting and vegetation clearance along the stretch between Toyota Island and Mickleover.

The work will be carried out between 8.00pm and 6.00am on weekdays, when traffic numbers are lower.

Maintenance works are taking place along the A38.Maintenance works are taking place along the A38.
Maintenance works are taking place along the A38.

Lane closures will be in place to ensure the safety of road users and road workers, and the route may close entirely for certain periods – but these will be carried out in phases along the dual carriageway to minimise disruption as much as possible.

The phases of work are below:

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Phase 1: April 8 to April 19 – full northbound carriageway closures from Toyota Island to the A516 Mickleover junction. A southbound lane two closure will be in place during this period.

Phase 2: April 22 to May 17 – full southbound carriageway closures from A516 Mickleover junction to Toyota Island. A northbound lane two closure will be in place during this period.

Phase 3: May 20 to June 7 – northbound lane closures from Toyota Island to the A516 Mickleover junction.

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Phase 4: June 10 to June 21 – southbound lane closures from A516 Mickleover junction to Toyota Island.

National Highways will provide up to date information on their website here.

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