4 days ago
The road closures in Dartford for two upcoming sporting events
Two sporting events will see road closures in Dartford this summer.
The 16th Bridge Triathlon will take place on June 22, with closures in place from 4.30pm until 4.30am the following day.
The affected roads are the A206 Bob Dunn Way, which will be closed eastbound, and Marsh Street North, which will be closed at the entrance to the estate.
Alternative routes will be available via Burnham Road, Victoria Road, Hythe Street, Westgate Road, Home Gardens, East Hill, The Brent, London Road, St Clements Way, and Crossways Boulevard.
Access to Marsh Street North will be maintained via Rennie Drive.
The 1st Sprint Bike Tri Cross will be held on August 10, with closures in place from 6am to 10am.
This event will affect the Fastrack network, known as Fastrack, The Bridge, and a section of Marsh Street North.
No diversion route will be required for Fastrack, as the route is for Fastrack buses only.
Access to Marsh Street North will be maintained via Rennie Drive.
The orders will become effective on June 22 and August 10.
The restrictions and prohibitions will apply only during the times specified and will be indicated by traffic signs.
Exemptions will be in place for emergency vehicles, statutory undertaker vehicles in connection with emergency repairs, and any vehicle acting under the direction of event organisers or a police constable in uniform.
The full public notice can be found on the Kent County Council website.
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