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Gyratory Jam During Friday Night Rush Hour
Published on: 26 Sep, 2014
Updated on: 29 Sep, 2014
The broken down bus caused the A281, as it joins the gyratory, to narrow to two lanes.
There is never a good time for a bus break down but around 5pm on a Friday evening in one of the busiest parts of Guildford’s town-centre road network must be one of the worst.
Traffic feeding into the gyratory was affected and long tail-backs of vehicles, approaching Guildford on the A281 from Shalford, were observed.
The bus was still there at nearly 6pm.
The bus a no. 63 on its way to Horsham was still there at nearly 6pm.
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Neville Bryan
September 26, 2014 at 7:21 pm
Errr. When exactly does the Highways agency move to town?
Nigel Trellis
September 26, 2014 at 9:42 pm
Wasn’t affected by the above but by an overturned car blocking the A25 between Newlands Corner and the Silent Pool after 5pm.
The travel news seemed to report the vehicle there for a couple of hours. Decided to divert through Albury when I approached the queue coming from Gomshall.
Terry Stevenson
September 30, 2014 at 11:21 am
A clapped-out old horse transporter was yesterday’s (Monday September 29) offering to provide chaos on and around the gyratory.
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