A small number of motorway and A Road closures will affect Sussex traffic this weekend, according to National Highways.
These will be across the A23 and A27 roads which will start in the late evenings and last through to the early hours of the morning so as to minimise disruption.
If you are set to be travelling along these areas, it's best to take note of different diversions that may be in place so that your journey is not delayed.
Here’s a list of all the closures from Friday, November 15 to Sunday, November 17 on Sussex's main roads to be aware of.
A23 and A27 road closures for Friday, November 15
A23
On the A23 northbound, there will be a carriageway closure between Bolney and Pease Pottage.
This will take place from 8pm on Friday until 6am on Saturday for surface works.
A27
On the A27 eastbound there will be a carriageway closure between Arundel and Crossbush.
This will take place from 8pm on Friday until 6am on Saturday for maintenance works.
Additionally, on the A27 eastbound there will be a carriageway closure from Carden Avenue to the A270.
This will take place from 8pm on Friday until 6am on Saturday for resurfacing works.
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A23 and A27 road closures for Saturday, November 16
A23
There are no closures listed for the A23 on this day.
A27
There are no closures scheduled for the A27 on this day.
A23 and A27 road closures for Sunday, November 17
A23
There are no closures listed for the A23 on this day.
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A27
There are no closures scheduled for the A27 on this day.
More details on road closures can be found on the National Highways website.
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