A66 Middlesbrough to Brough improvements

The A66 Middlesbrough to Brough is an important route for local and long distance travel along the eastern side of the country.

Start date August 2022

End date TBC

Cost

Latest updates

01 August 2022
A66 Middlesbrough to Brough improvements

We’re carrying out a series of improvements along the A66 in the North East during 2022/23 and are currently planning this work.

This includes:
- A66 Sedbury layby footpath - Spring 2022
- A66 Little Burdon to Long Newton lighting renewal - Summer/Autumn 2022
- A66 Little Burdon to Long Newton safety barrier renewal - Autumn 2022
- A66M Boundary deer fence - Autumn/Winter 2022
- A66 Blackwell Drives resurfacing - Autumn/Winter 2022
- A66 Sadberge drainage - Summer/Autumn 2022
- A66 Stainmore and the boundary with County Durham Autumn 2022 a National Highways North West project
- A66 Neasham Road, Morton Palms laybys and patching - Winter 2022
- A66M filter drain 21-22 - Winter 2022
- A66W Valley Farm resurfacing - Winter 2022
- A66 Carkin Moor slope renewal - Winter 2022
We’ll be getting in touch with local communities when we have more information about start dates.

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Project information

The A66 is a major A-road stretching from the north-east to the north-west of England. Linking the A19, A1, and the M6.

These are essential in maintaining the network, keeping our customers safe and supporting the movement of essential supplies and services. While there are several projects planned along this stretch of the A66, we’re working together to ensure disruption is kept to a minimum.

It provides not only a route for tourism and lorries moving goods across the country; but it is also essential for local traffic accessing the county’s many towns and villages.

This year we are investing more than £135 million across the North East and Yorkshire in schemes that will improve and maintain our roads.