A38 flyover reopens southbound after delayed works

The A38 Flyover in north Bristol has partially reopened
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A major north Bristol route partially reopened on Saturday, after its closure caused significant delays.
The A38 flyover in Filton was shut on 4 August by South Gloucestershire Council for extensive refurbishment.
Work was scheduled to be completed by 31 August but was delayed due to the late delivery of important parts, a councillor said.
Councillor Sean Rhodes added: "Things shifted and we have now been able to open the southbound carriageway on Saturday. We will check how it runs and plan to open the northbound section Monday night."
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Sean Rhodes said the delay was caused by a delivery problem
The closure of the road had caused "gridlock" in the surrounding area.
"We had a problem with the delivery of an expansion joint which caused the delay in reopening," Rhodes said.
In a Facebook statement, the council said it had to extend the works despite its "best efforts".
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