Two weeks of overnight A63 closures on the way as…
More overnight closures are set to impact the A63 as resurfacing work continues. After the completion of the westbound phase, National Highways is set to focus on the section of the road between North Cave and South Cave by moving onto the eastbound carriageway. Work will begin tonight (Monday, February 20) with resurfacing due to be completed in early March. These works will take place overnight between 8pm and 6am, Monday to Friday. Any changes to the schedule for the eastbound carriageway resurfacing will be announced on the National Highways website and social media channels. To carry out this work safely, the eastbound carriageway from junction 37 to Western Interchange (Humber Bridge) will be closed overnight for approximately two weeks. Read more: Hull high-rise tower blocks to get multi-million-pound overhaul to safeguard their futures A fully-signed diversion will be in place which means traffic travelling eastbound will be diverted onto junction 37 of the M62 to the A614, A1079, and A164 through to Western Interchange (between North Ferriby and Humbe
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