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Weekly travel update in Nottingham 10 July - 17 July
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To help keep *Nottingham Moving Safely* during the current Coronavirus pandemic, visit Transport Nottingham's dedicated Coronavirus page here. [ [link removed] ]

As the lockdown restrictions are eased in Nottingham, many of us will need to get around the city more. Our transport partners are working hard to keep you safe, so if you do need to use public transport please:


* Wear a face covering and avoid touching your face
* Keep your distance from others
* Continue with regular handwashing
* Plan ahead, check journey times
* Avoid peak travel times if you can
* Use contactless payments if you can
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*Please check with your local operator before travelling for the latest information.*

?? *Tram services*


* NET are pleased to announce tram track replacement works will be finishing on Sunday 19 July, almost a week ahead of schedule.
* The network will reopen on Tuesday 21 July with a Sunday service.

*??** Bus services*


* The Medilink will resume service to Queens Drive Park & Ride from Monday 13 July.
* Trent Barton have reinstated their Nottingham - Coalville service.

*?? Rail services*


* Northern are now running a Nottingham - Sheffield rail service.
* Cross Country have reinstated stops at Chesterfield with 6 trains running daily in each direction.
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Have your say
Highways England

To make sure motorways and major A-roads in the East Midlands are kept in good condition, Highways England are running a trial until October asking motorists to report issues which need fixing, such as broken signs, or barriers and potholes.

If you notice any issues that need fixing while on the road, report it here [ [link removed] ].

Future travel survey

Don't forget, we also want to hear your views and opinions on your travel habits in andaround the Nottingham area, for before and during the Coronavirus pandemic, and also your travel plans going forward as restrictions are eased, tohelp us plan for future travel requirements in Nottingham.

Have your sayby completing the onlinesurvey [ [link removed] ]before 20 July 2020.

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roadworks

*Upcoming Roadworks*

*Friday 12 June - Monday 17 August: Western Boulevard*
Rolling lane closure from Newport Drive to the A610 for carriageway and footway improvements.

*Saturday 20 June - Sunday 12 July: Market Street*
Road closure due to NET tram track replacement works. From Monday 6 July Market Street will reopen its southbound lane to buses only.

*Monday 6 July - Sunday 12 July: Upper Parliament Street*
Road closure in both directions at the tram tracks junction with Market Street due to NET tram track replacement works.

*Monday 6 July - Sunday 26 July: Ringwood Crescent (Wollaton)*
Emergency road closure at the junction with Wollaton Road between no.192-194 for gas works

*Wednesday 8 July - Sunday 19 July: Traffic Street*
Lane closure due to electrical works.

*Friday 10 July - Tuesday 21 July: Mansfield Road*
Lane closure between Tavistock Court and Magdala Road from 9:30am-3:30pm each day due to utility works.

*Friday 10 July - TBC: Highbury Road*
Three way traffic signals at the junction with Cantrell Road due to burst water main.

*Monday 13 July - Thursday 16 July: Chilwell Street (Lenton)*
Road closure and no parking from the junction of Osmaston Street to outside no.20 due to water pipe installation

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Collin Street and Carrington Street view of Broadmarsh library
New city gateway

Work begins in August to create a welcoming new entrance to the city from the south in the Broadmarsh area.

The exciting new green, pedestrian-friendly public space for the city centre involving the most significant changes to a city centre road layout for 15 years is being funded through the Governments Transforming Cities Fund and Nottingham and Derby and D2N2, the Local Enterprise Partnership.

The scheme has attracted over 20m of Government funding and the traffic changes will come into effect on the weekend of 8-9 August. This means Collin Street and Canal Street from its junction with Middle Hill will close to traffic, Middle Hill will become two way and the flow of traffic on Greyfriar Gate will reverse. To find out more, visit the My Nottingham News website. [ [link removed] ]

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Annual road maintenance

Annual road maintenance works [ [link removed] ] are due to start at various locations across the city from Monday 29 June on a rolling program lasting three weeks.

Please ensure any vehicles you own or are responsible for are removed from the road between 07:30 and 16:30 whilst the work is being carried out.

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Highways England Clifton Bridge repairs

Clifton Lane is now operating under two lanes, one lane for each direction, whileHighways England carry out works to repair and strengthen the A52 Clifton Bridge.

Please allow extra time for your journey.For more information on the Highways England works at Clifton Bridge visit. [ [link removed] ]

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*Transport Strategy, Nottingham City Council,Loxley House,*

*Station Street,Nottingham,NG2 3NG*

Contact us by email [email protected],or call 0115 876 3334.

www.transportnottingham.com

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