M2 junction 5 London-bound slip road, near Sittingbourne, to close as work continues on Stockbury flyover project. A motorway slip road is to close again as work continues on the multi-million-pound Stockbury flyover project.
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M2 junction 5 London-bound slip road, near Sittingbourne, to close as work continues on Stockbury flyover project. A motorway slip road is to close again as work continues on the multi-million-pound Stockbury flyover project.
The A249 Grovehurst Road Junction Northbound exit and entry slip roads will be closed until December 2023. The A249 Northbound mainline will then open with the lane 1 closure remaining in place until winter 2024.
To travel from Faversham / M2 coastbound to Sittingbourne, please use the M2 London-bound to junction 4 (Gillingham), where you can join the M2 coastbound and return to junction 5 to join the A249.
The M2 Junction 5/A249 Stockbury Roundabout is the main access point for people travelling northeast to Sittingbourne, the Isle of Sheppey and the Port of Sheerness and southwest to Maidstone and surrounding villages.
TQ7462 : M2, Junction 3 (Blue Bell Wood)The M2 is 25.7 miles long and acts as a bypass of the section of the A2 road which runs through the Medway Towns, Sittingbourne and Faversham. It is the only motorway in England that does not intersect with any other motorway at a junction.
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The improvements include altering the slip and approach roads to the junction, service diversions, changing traffic signals, lighting, and major earthwork operations. This will increase capacity on the road network and provide the infrastructure needed for the proposed housing plans in Swale.
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