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Road: M606

M606 TrafficTraffic alert reported on 29/05/2012 00:09:12
On the M606 southbound exit slip at junction J1 to roundabout , minor delays are possible due to roadworks closing one lane. Expect disruption until 6:00 am on 29 May 2012.
Distance: 8 miles from National Coal Mining Museum For England

Road: M62

M62 TrafficTraffic alert reported on 29/05/2012 00:09:20
On the M62 eastbound between junctions J29 and J30, there are currently delays of 10 mins due to roadworks . Expect disruption until 6:00 am on 16 July 2013.
Distance: 8.1 miles from National Coal Mining Museum For England

Road: A616

A616 TrafficTraffic alert reported on 29/05/2012 00:09:13
On the A616 eastbound between the junctions with the A628 and the A6102, minor delays are possible due to roadworks . Expect disruption until 11:59 pm on 5 September 2012.
Distance: 10.1 miles from National Coal Mining Museum For England

Road: A616

A616 TrafficTraffic alert reported on 29/05/2012 00:09:13
On the A616 westbound between the junctions with the A6102 and the A628, minor delays are possible due to roadworks . Expect disruption until 11:59 pm on 5 September 2012.
Distance: 10.1 miles from National Coal Mining Museum For England

Road: A628

A628 TrafficTraffic alert reported on 29/05/2012 00:09:12
On the A628 eastbound between the junctions with the A57 and the A616, minor delays are possible due to roadworks . Expect disruption until 6:00 am on 27 January 2013.
Distance: 13.8 miles from National Coal Mining Museum For England

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