The M25 will undergo a complete closure between Junctions 10 (Wisley) and 11 (Chertsey) from 9pm on March 7 until 6am on March 10 as part of a major £317 million upgrade project. This effort intends to ease congestion and enhance safety at one of the motorway's busiest junctions, which experiences severe delays and long queues due to its outdated structure. The closure, necessary for bridge demolition, will affect nearby A-roads, requiring drivers to avoid the area if possible. Completion of the project has been delayed to spring 2026.
The M25 will be closed from Junction 10 to Junction 11 for crucial upgrade works designed to ease congestion and enhance road safety.
National Highways acknowledges the frustration caused by the closure but assures that the improvements will significantly reduce journey times and enhance safety.
The M25's congested Junction 10 sees around 300,000 vehicles daily, necessitating the project to improve its outdated design and reduce long traffic queues.
Expected delays on nearby A-roads are anticipated due to the closure, prompting National Highways to recommend avoiding the area unless travel is essential.
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