Hull drivers warned of ‘significant disruption’ as another turbine blade…
Motorists in Hull have been warned of “significant disruption” to travel in and around the city today (Sunday, April 14). Humberside Police put out an alert earlier this morning about the movement of an abnormal load that is expected to bring more traffic chaos to the area. It follows two previous journeys made by transporters carrying huge wind turbine blades, in less than a fortnight. This load is understood to be the third wind turbine blade needing to be transported out of the city, and on to its destination in East Yorkshire. A spokesperson for Humberside Police said: “Please be aware of an abnormal load travelling through our force area. READ MORE: Hull's Drypool Bridge problems explained ahead of up to year of repairs costing £7m plus The 38 Hull and East Riding roads set for pothole repairs – paid from HS2 cash pot “This will cause significant disruptions during transit on the A63, Humber Bridge onto the A1079 and A164/A165 heading towards the Beeford/ Bridlington area. Please avoid the area where possible.” People commented on Facebook about the alert, with many wanting to know what time the load would be passing through and where. One said: “We need a time and a few hours warning please. This is becoming ridiculous. Why can't these loads be moved very early in the morning?” Another said: “I just don't get
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