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A21 Roadworks

Lane closures, overnight works and planned schemes on the A21, straight from the National Highways feed.

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Severe Northbound Starting soon 🌙 tonight
A21 northbound Cryals road to Pembury carriageway closure
Overall Scheme Details: A21 both directions Pembury Bypass to Forstal Farm carriageway closure for surface works
✅ until 06:00 Fri 16 Oct
Severe Southbound Starting soon 🌙 tonight
A21 southbound Pembury to Cryals road carriageway closure
Overall Scheme Details: A21 both directions Pembury Bypass to Forstal Farm carriageway closure for surface works
✅ until 06:00 Fri 16 Oct

❓ A21 roadworks — Frequently Asked Questions

Are there roadworks on the A21 right now?

No roadworks are currently running on the A21 according to National Highways.

Is the A21 closed tonight?

2 closures are scheduled on the A21 in the next 72 hours. Each one is listed above with its window and diversion.

When are A21 roadworks usually carried out?

Most National Highways lane closures on the A21 run overnight and are lifted before the morning peak (07:00–09:00). Full carriageway closures are usually weekend nights, with a signed diversion.

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