Funding approved for £300 million motorway upgrades set to begin next month
- Average speed cameras and CCTV will be installed along the M3 at Junction 9 starting Monday.
- The government has approved £290 million in funding for upgrades to widen the junction and build two new bridges.
- The changes aim to reduce congestion, improve safety, and support local economic growth.
- The M3 will increase from three lanes to four, with new routes for pedestrians, cyclists, and horse riders also planned.
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Average speed cameras to be installed on motorway ahead of road works
Temporary CCTV and average speed cameras will be installed along the M3 junction 9 from Monday 17 March.
British drivers to benefit from 'faster journeys' with £290million funding boost to major motorway
One of the busiest motorways in the country will benefit from an enormous funding boost of almost £300million to slash thousands of hours of traffic for commuters.The M3 in South Hampshire will receive £290million in Government funding to make upgrades to Junction 9 and develop 2,000 new homes.It is hoped that the scheme will significantly speed up journey times, reduce the current bottleneck and save commuters hundreds of hours a week.Once the …
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