A29 to close for traffic equipment inspection
The A29 in Pulborough has been partially closed since a landslip in December 2023
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A stretch of the A29 in West Sussex is to close to allow for an inspection of traffic signal equipment.
The temporary closure at Church Hill, Pulborough, is to begin at 10:00 on Friday and is expected to last no longer than four hours.
A routine site inspection will be followed by a formal examination of equipment to ensure it is operating correctly and there are no equipment issues or damage.
West Sussex County Council has apologised for any inconvenience caused by the closure, but said it was “necessary”.
“This closure, which is essential for the safety of both the public and workforce, is scheduled to take place after the morning’s rush hour period,” a council spokesman said.
As with previous closures, there will be a signed diversion route.
The road has been partially closed since a landslip in December 2023.
The council said it shared residents’ frustrations on the slow progress on work to re-open it.
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