A4 road works likely to cause months of traffic congestion in Chiswick
From The Chiswick Calendar:Transport for London is warning we can expect months of significant traffic congestion in Chiswick while roadworks are carried out on Great West Road (A4) near Harvard Hill.From 5 August until the end of the year, TfL contractors will be carrying out essential maintenance and refurbishment works on the Cromwell Road Railway Bridge over railway line that runs between Gunnersbury and Kew Gardens. TfL says the work will improve the long-term condition of the bridge, road, and pavements.For the work to be completed there will be a series of lane closures and full directional closures on the A4 between Chiswick roundabout and Hogarth roundabout, which will also at times affect the M4 between junction 3 and Chiswick roundabout.The work is bound to displace traffic onto Chiswick High Rd at the time TfL is also starting work on the next phase of Cycleway 9, putting in bus shelters amongst other changes in the process of making the cycle lane permanent.Phase one of the work on the A4 begins next month with a full overnight closure of the A4 westbound between Hogarth Roundabout and Chiswick Roundabout on 5 August. From the following day, just one lane of the A4 westbound will be open on this section until 15 September.https://chiswickcalendar.co.uk/a4-road-works-likely-to-cause-months-of-traffic-congestion-in-chiswick/?mc_cid=adc2a7507a&mc_eid=c36609a677
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