Ballymena roadworks in the coming week
Road users may wish to plan their journeys in advance with roadworks programmes taking place in the Ballymena area this week.
Closures will operate daily unless otherwise stated.
Old Cullybackey Road, Cullybackey
There will be a continuous road closure from outside house number 175 to outside house number 181 until Monday, April 20 at 7:00am.
The closure is required for extending gas into new build site outside no.179-181.
A diversion will operate with an alternative route via U2028 Old Cullybackey Road, B0062 Ballymena Road, B0062 Teeshan Road, B0062 Cullybackey Road, and U2029 Woodtown Road.
Delays of up to 5 minutes are expected.
Carnlough Road, Ballymena
There will be a lane closure from 100m east of no.32 Carnlough Road to 100m west of no.32 Carnlough Road on Wednesday, April 22 from 9:30am until 4:30pm.
The closure is required for pole works.
Traffic controls will operate, with delays of up to 5 minutes expected.
North Road, Ballymena
There will be a lane closure from Galgorm Road to Cullybackey Road on Sunday, April 26 from 7:00am until 12:00pm.
The closure is required to renew frame and cover.
Traffic controls will operate, with delays of up to 5 minutes expected.
Larne Road Link, Ballymena
There will be a lane closure from St Patrick’s Link to Ballykeel Roundabout until Friday, April 24 at 4:30pm.
The closure is required to install new VRS and widen existing footway.
Delays of up to 5 minutes expected.
Glenravel Road, Ballymena
There will be a continuous lane closure from no.1 Dunaghy Wood to 250m past no.1 Dunaghy Wood until Friday, May 29 at 6:00pm.
The closure is required for construction of road widening works for the new Lady Queen of Peace School.
Traffic controls will operate, with delays of between 5-15 minutes expected.
Moorfields Road, Ballymena
There will be a continuous lane closure from the Larne Road roundabout to 50m beyond Wardlow Road until Tuesday, May 5 at 6:00pm.
The closure is required for kerbing and resurfacing.
Traffic controls will operate, with delays of up to 5 minutes expected.