The west tunnel at the Dartford Crossing is scheduled to close for six nights this week, with the east tunnel also set to close on Sunday night.
Drivers should anticipate diversions via National Highways roads and plan their routes accordingly to avoid delays.
The Dartford Crossing, previously known as the Dartford Tunnel until 1991, is a major road crossing over the River Thames in England.
It connects Dartford in Kent (south) to Thurrock in Essex (north) via the A282 road.
Here are all the closures this week.
This information is accurate at the time of publication, but may be subject to change, particularly in adverse weather conditions.
Monday, September 23 – Tuesday, September 24
Dartford Crossing West Tunnel 10pm – 5.30am
- Tunnel closure for maintenance works
- Diversion via National Highways roads
Tuesday, September 24 – Wednesday September 25
Dartford Crossing West Tunnel 10pm – 5.30am
- Tunnel closure for maintenance works
- Diversion via National Highways roads
A282 northbound
- A282 Jct 1B northbound entry slip road closure 10pm – 5.30am
- Lane closures and Entry slip road closures for sign works
- Diversion via National Highways network
Wednesday, September 25 – Thursday, September 26
Dartford Crossing West Tunnel 10pm – 5.30am
- Tunnel closure for maintenance works
- Diversion via National Highways roads
Thursday, September 26 – Friday, September 27
Dartford Crossing West Tunnel 10pm – 5.30am
- Tunnel closure for maintenance works
- Diversion via National Highways roads
Friday, September 27 – Saturday, September 28
Dartford Crossing West Tunnel 11pm – 5.30am
- Tunnel closure for maintenance works
- Diversion via National Highways roads
Saturday, September 28 – Sunday, September 29
Dartford Crossing West Tunnel 10pm – 5am
- Tunnel closure for maintenance works
- Diversion via National Highways roads
Sunday, September 29 – Monday, September 30
Dartford Crossing East Tunnel 10pm – 5am
- Tunnel closure for maintenance works
- Diversion via National Highways roads
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