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Long delays continue on M11 due to safety works

Ben Schofield/BBC View of the M11 from a bridge over it. There are two lines of traffic, one heading away from the camera and one towards. The right lanes in both directions have been blocked off by orange traffic cones. The sky is blue and bright and there are green trees at either side of the motorway.Ben Schofield/BBC
The speed limit of the motorway, between junction 10 and junction 13, was also reduced to 40mph (64km/h)

Motorists are still being warned about delays on a major motorway.

Part of the M11 continues to operate with just one lane in Cambridgeshire as safety works to the central barrier are carried out.

The second lane remained closed for 8.4 miles (13.5km) in both directions between junction 10, for the A505 at Duxford, and junction 13, for Madingley.

A spokesperson from National Highways said: "Delays are anticipated, especially at peak travel times, with motorists advised to plan their journeys, allow more time or find alternative routes if possible."

National Highways East first alerted drivers on Saturday afternoon stating safety work was needed on the central reservation.

Ben Schofield/BBC View of the M11 from a bridge over the top of it. The right lanes in both directions have been blocked by orange traffic cones. The sky is blue and bright and there are green trees at either side of the motorway. The left side of the motorway is quieter than the right which has a long queue of traffic. Ben Schofield/BBC
National Highways also cautioned drivers to prepare for journeys as temperatures were predicted to reach a high of 33C in Cambridgeshire

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