All the roadworks coming up in Hull including Drypool Bridge…

Many roadworks are starting in June that drivers ought to make note of in case their routes are affected. It is advised to allowed extra time for journeys if they are affected by the road closures, lane closures and temporary traffic signals in place. In its latest travel update, Hull City Council has announced that Drypool Bridge will be shut to traffic for up to four days in June for inspections ahead of repairs, although the footpaths will be open. There are also works scheduled on busy routes such as Holderness Road which will have a contraflow system in place between Laburnum Avenue and Summergangs Road. Other key roads, such as the A63, are subject to overnight closures in June. READ MORE: 'Significant milestone' in Drypool Bridge repairs Man who tragically died after Calvert Road crash named by family Here is the latest breakdown of scheduled and emergency works taking place across Hull over the next few weeks. All works are subject to change: A63 improvement scheme between St James Street to Market Place until May next year. Major A63 Improvement scheme – full infrastructure change by National Highways. There will be and road closures until completion of the scheme. A63 Queen Street, part of the Castle Street improvement scheme. There will be a full closure of the Queen Street westbound exit slip road from May 13 to July 12. Full diversion route will be in place. National Highways is in charge of the works. A63 Castle Street from May 28 until June 28 Overnight closures on the A63. To find out more, visit the National Highways website Anlaby Park Road North will have multi-way signals in place from June 24 until July 14 during an upgrade to the existing Toucan crossing There will be a lane closure in Argyle Street at the junction of Anlaby road from June 17 until June 18. Works by Hull City Council will include the cutting of new detection loops. There will be a lane closure in Boothferry Road from June 10 to June Ju
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