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There will be no more full weekend closures in 2024
Back in July, National Highways completed their third weekend closure of the M25, between junctions 10 at Wisley and 11 at Chertsey. The closure ran from 9pm on Friday 12 July and opened seven hours ahead of schedule at 10.45pm on Sunday 14 July.
During the latest closure National Highways installed 72 bridge beams to make a new western bridge on the junction gyratory as well as two new gantries, making significant progress with the improvements to junction 10.
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We want to thank everyone who travelled in different ways during the closure. While the roads along the diversion route and the surrounding area were much busier this time with localised congestion, enough people changed their plans to keep the county moving.
National Highways has confirmed that there won't be any more full-weekend closures of the M25 this year, but there will be further overnight closures. Please keep checking the upcoming closures section of the National Highways website for updates.
Impact on Surrey roads
We know the National Highways Wisley interchange works have a disproportionate impact on residents and businesses who use junction 10 and the surrounding roads regularly. We highlight this in our frequent meetings with National Highways to ensure those impacts are minimised as much as possible.
Who can I contact about the works?
If you have questions about the project, you can contact National Highways by emailing info@nationalhighways.co.uk or calling 0300 123 5000.
You can also sign up to our Highways Update newsletter to get the latest updates on the closures and other highways issues from across the county. Don't forget to follow the Surrey Highways Facebook and X accounts.
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