What is happening?

We will be carrying out works to improve the A30 at Loggans Moor roundabout, Cornwall. These works are part of the national pinch point programme. The pinch point programme forms part of the UK Government's growth initiative, outlined during the Chancellor’s Autumn Statement in November 2011.

When and where is this happening?

Construction is planned to start on 16 June 2014 and the scheme is estimated to last for 5 weeks. Loggans Moor roundabout is situated in West Cornwall to the east of Hayle.

Why is this happening and what will it cost?

Loggans Moor roundabout suffers from congestion and subsequent delays during peak traffic times which is signficantly worse during the summer months when tourism in the area is at its peak.

The estimated cost is approximately £200,000

How will the scheme be carried out?

We are widening the A30 westbound approach providing two defined traffic lanes for approximately 60 metres with additional lane road markings on the roundabout and creating two exit lanes on the A30 eastbound exit. We are also installing addtional signs to improve identification of traffic routes.

What are the benefits?

The scheme improvements will result in improved flow through the junction by increasing it's traffic capacity and improving identification of traffic routes and so reducing waiting times, especially during peak tourist times. The proposals achieve wider benefits in supporting growth in the surrounding area, such as development at Hayle.

How do I find out more information ?

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If you have any queries about this project you should contact the Highways Agency Information Line by emailing ha_?info@?highways.?gsi.?gov.?uk or calling 0300 123 5000.