A major city centre road will close for resurfacing work next week.
The eastbound lanes of Queens Road, near Norwich Bus Station, will be closed for six nights between 7pm and 6am from April 11.
The project is part of Norfolk County Council's ongoing Transport for Norwich Queens Road Scheme and plans include widening the road for a new left-turn lane into the bus station.
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The closure between the St Stephens roundabout and the Brazen Gate junction is taking place overnight to avoid disruption.
A diversion route will be in place via St Stephens Road, Ipswich Road, Lakenham Road/Barrett Road, Martineau Lane, Bracondale and Queens Road.
The cycle diversion route will be via Newmarket Road, Victoria Street, Grove Road, and Brazen Gate.
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Vehicles will not be able to access the NCP St Stephens multi-storey car park during the closure periods.
The ongoing project which started in January also includes plans for new road markings on the Chapelfield Road approach to the St Stephens roundabout.
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