CLOSURES have been implemented across three major motorways over the May bank holiday weekend.
Holidaymakers are being advised to plan their route as some of the closures will come into force late Friday night.
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Overnight closures are expected on the M25, M3 and M4 this week.
The list is as follows:
Friday closures from 11pm until 6am
- M25 Anti-clockwise Jct 16 to M40 southbound link road closures
- M25 Clockwise Jct 16 to M40 Southbound link road closure
- M25 Clockwise Jct 14 to Jct 15 Carriageway closure (*closed until 5am the following day)
- M25 anti clockwise Jct 21A to Jct 21 carraigeway closure
- M25 anti clockwise Jct 21A entry slip road closure
- M25 anti clockwise link road closure to M1 northbound
- M25 Anti-Clockwise Jct 25 to Jct 23 carriageway closure
- M25 Clockwise Jct 5 exit slip road closures
- M25 Clockwise Jct 19 Exit Slip Road closure
- M25 Anti-Clockwise Jct 9 entry Slip road closure
- M25 anticlockwise Jct 12 exit slip road closure
- M25 Clockwise Jct 22 to Jct 23 carriageway closure
- M3 northbound Jct 4 to Jct 3 carriageway closure
- M4 westbound Jct 1 to Jct 3 carriageway Closure
- M4 Eastbound Jct 3 to Jct 1 Carriageway Closure
- M4 eastbound Jct 23 to 22 Prince of Wales Bridge carriageway closure
Saturday
- M3 southbound to M27 eastbound link road closure (closed from 9pm until 6am)
- M4 westbound Jct 10 exit slip road closure (closed from 9pm until 6am)
- M4 eastbound Jct 3 to Jct 1 carriageway closure (closed from 10pm until 6am)
Sunday closures from 10.30pm until 5.30am
- M25 Clockwise Jct 2 entry slip road closure
- M4 eastbound Jct 3 to Jct 1 carriageway closure
Monday
- M25 clockwise Jct 12 to M3 Eastbound Jct 2 link road closure (10pm until 5.30am)
- M25 Westbound Terminal 5 to M25 anticlockwise Jct 14 link road closure (10pm until 5am)
- M3 southbound Jct 3 to Jct 4 carriageway closure (9pm until 6am)
- M4 Eastbound Jct 3 to Jct 1 Carriageway Closure (10pm until 5am)
The M25 or the London Orbital Motorway, spans 117 miles.
It is one of the most used roads in the UK and experiences significant congestion.
The M3 stems from Sunbury-on-Thames in Surrey, to Eastleigh, Hampshire.
It covers 59 miles and includes the Aldershot Urban Area, Basingstoke, Winchester, and Southampton.
The M4 runs from west London to southwest Wales.
The line of the motorway from London to Bristol runs closely in parallel with the A4.
It spans 189 miles and includes Slough, Reading, Swindon, Bristol, Newport, Cardiff, Bridgend, Port Talbot and Swansea.
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