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Dagenham Road faces 10 days of traffic disruption due to water works

Essex and Suffolk Water is undertaking essential maintenance causing delays on Dagenham Road and nearby routes.

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Drivers in Dagenham are facing a prolonged period of traffic disruption as essential water works commence on Dagenham Road. The works, undertaken by Essex and Suffolk Water, began on September 12 and are scheduled to continue until midnight on September 22. Traffic management is in place, with multi-way signals operating to control vehicle flow.

The disruption is labelled as 'delays likely' by traffic information service one.network. The ten-day duration of the Dagenham Road works means residents and commuters should anticipate significant impacts on journey times throughout this period.

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Essex and Suffolk Water began the works on 26 October, installing two‑way traffic signals and affecting nearby Balgores Lane, Ardleigh Green Road and Main Road.

Impact on nearby routes

The current water works are not the only source of traffic issues in the area. Two separate stretches of Rainham Road are also experiencing delays. Road works near Elm Park commenced on September 11 and are expected to cause likely delays until September 15. Further along Rainham Road, closer to South Hornchurch, delays are anticipated until September 17, following works that began on September 10.

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+When will the water works on Dagenham Road be finished?

The water works on Dagenham Road began on September 12 and are scheduled to conclude by midnight on September 22. Essex and Suffolk Water is carrying out the maintenance, which is causing traffic disruption.

+What traffic management is in place on Dagenham Road?

Multi-way signals are being used on Dagenham Road to manage traffic flow during the water works. These are in place for the duration of the works, which are expected to cause delays.

+How long will there be delays on Rainham Road?

Delays are expected on Rainham Road near Elm Park until September 15 due to ongoing road works. A separate section of Rainham Road, closer to South Hornchurch, will experience likely delays until September 17.

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