Delays expected in Wolverhampton due to emergency repairs

By Harriet EvansWolverhamptonTransportPublished: Nov 12, 2020Last Updated: Nov 12, 2020

Motorists are being warned of delays while travelling through Wolverhampton.

Henwood Road in Tettenhall is closed in both directions at the A41 Tettenhall Road junction due to emergency repairs.

Drivers are being advised to plan journeys ahead and allow extra time.

Extra congestion is expected along Tettenhall Road and Compton Road as traffic is diverted.

⚠️ In #Tettenhall Henwood Road is closed in both directions at the A41 Tettenhall Road junction due to emergency repairs.

Plan ahead and allow extra time and expect extra congestion along Tettenhall Road and Compton Road as traffic diverts.@WolvesCouncil pic.twitter.com/feKgIZFkXO
— West Midlands Roads (@WMRoads) November 12, 2020

By Harriet Evans

Community Reporter@HarrietEvans_ES

Community Reporter at the Express & Star, covering the issues affecting young people across the Black Country and Staffordshire. Contact me at harriet.evans@expressandstar.co.uk

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