Road Closure January-February 2021
Ducklington to Curbridge road to close for repairs
OXFORDSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL
ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 – Section 14(1)
Notice of Temporary Traffic Order
Ducklington – Unnamed Road to Curbridge
Prohibition of Through Traffic and Waiting
Date of Order: 04 January 2021
Coming into force: 11 January 2021
This Order is being introduced because of carriageway repairs works which are anticipated to be completed 19 February 2021.
The effect of the Order is to temporarily prohibit through traffic proceeding or waiting in the unnamed road from Ducklington to Curbridge.
Appropriate traffic signs will be displayed to indicate when the measures are in force.
Exemptions are included for emergency services and for the works and for access to premises which are only accessible from the closed section of road.
The alternative route for traffic is via the A4095, Curbridge Road & Thorney Leys Witney, the A415 and vice versa.
This Order will remain in force for a maximum period of 18 months or until the works have been completed whichever is the sooner.
Traffic Regulations Team (Ref.T8255/AC) for the Director for Infrastructure Delivery, County Hall, Oxford OX1 1ND. 0345 310 1111.
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