A safety improvement scheme is set to start on August 30th at the Bewbush Manor Roundabout at a total cost of around £120,000.
Work to be undertaken between August 30 and September 30 includes:
- Improvement to signage and road markings on its eastbound A264 Crawley Road, westbound A2220 Horsham Road, and southbound Sullivan Drive approaches.
- Dedicated lane directions will be introduced to formalise turning manoeuvres
- Vegetation will be cut back on the roundabout’s centre island and the eastbound A264 and westbound A2220 roundabout approaches to improve visibility at the junction and the clarity of road traffic signs.
There will be temporary lane closures for operational and safety reasons:
Those on the eastbound A264 approach will direct Bewbush and Crawley-bound traffic onto the nearside lane, and Pease Pottage and M23-bound traffic directed onto the offside lane. Southbound Sullivan Drive traffic will be directed to the nearside lane for Crawley with both A264 routes accessible from the offside lane.
This is the second phase of work at Bewbush Manor Roundabout following last year’s similar scheme on the northbound A264 Crawley southwestern bypass junction approach.
This project was delayed last month due to unforeseen circumstances – the council has apologised for any inconvenience.
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