ROADworks are once again being mapped out for motor- ists to help them steer clear of delays.
Scarborough Council has issued the Evening News with details of roadworks planned for next week.
Ongoing roadworks, which do not require temporary traffic lights, include:
l The junction at Filey Road and Wheatcroft Avenue. Work here includes n
ew traffic signals with pedestrian and cycle crossings.
l the Filey Road and Queen Margaret's Road junction, where the mini-roundabout is being replaced by new traffic signals with pedestrian and cycle crossings.
l The mini-roundabout at the Seamer Road and Queen Margaret's Road junction which is being replaced by new traffic signals with pedestrian and cycle crossings.
l Work at the Seamer Road Park and Ride entrance is ongoing and involves new traffic signals being installed with pedestrian and cycle crossings.
Roadworks which require temporary traffic lights and the closure of some lanes include:
l The Victoria Road and Northway junction. Work will be going on all week replacing existing traffic signals and pedestrian crossings.
l Traffic signal equipment is being installed at the Valley Bridge and Ramshill Road junction and stop/go boards will be in use on Thursday between 9.30am and 3pm to complete the road markings. It is hope the permanent switch on of the lights will follow.
l Lights will also be permanently switched on at the West Street and Prince of Wales Terrace junction.
All the roadworks are part of the construction of Scarbor- ough Integrated Transport Scheme, which aims to address key transport elements in the town. They include the park and ride, bus priority measures, and traffic control systems.
l Visit www.scarborough eveningnews.co.uk to see an updated list of the roadwork hotspots in Scarborough.
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