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Night time closures planned for M13 Paradise Valley offramp

SANRAL has warned motorists that there will be road closures near Paradise Valley to allow construction work to widen the road.

MOTORISTS travelling through Paradise Valley are warned of temporary overnight closures of the M13 offramp at Exit 17 over three nights.

The SA National Roads Agency SOC Limited (Sanral) said the closures are necessary to facilitate the installation of the deck widening cantilever edge support.

The first closure is scheduled to begin at 20:00 on Wednesday, September 9 and will remain in place until 04:30 on Thursday, September 10.

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A second closure will take place from 20:00 on Thursday, September 10 until 04:30 on Friday, September 11, followed by a third closure from 20:00 on Friday, September 11 until 04:30 on Saturday, September 12.

During each closure, SANRAL advised motorists approaching the M13 offramp at Paradise Valley will be required to continue along the N3 Westbound carriageway before accessing the M13 via the M1 Richmond Road.

Sanral urged motorists to plan their journeys accordingly and allow additional travel time while the closures are in effect.

Motorists are also advised to follow all temporary traffic signs and comply with instructions from traffic accommodation personnel at the site.

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