Improving the link between the M54 and the M6 will: Provide additional capacity and relieve traffic congestion on the A460, A449, and A5, providing more reliable journey times enhance facilities for local residents, pedestrians, cyclists, and equestrians

The M54 currently meets the M6 at junction 10A where there is no access to the northbound M6 or to the M6 Toll. Northbound access to the M6 is via the A449 from junction 2 and the most direct route to the M6 Toll is via the congested A460 from junction 1.

2022年4月21日 · Highways England is developing a link road between Junction 1 of the M54 and Junction 11 of the M6. The M54 to M6 Link Road aims to reduce congestion on local / regional routes, particularly...

For almost a decade now plans have been underway to resolve the congestion issues driven by the lack of a link road between the M54 and M6 north. Current route options have created; severe delays at the roundabout at Junction 11 on the M6.

There is no direct motorway link from the M54 to the M6 north or M6 Toll. This means high volumes of both long-distance and local traffic use the local roads to travel this route. The current route from the M54 to the M6/M6 Toll is the A460, which passes through the villages of Featherstone and Shareshill. The A460 suffers

The M54 to M6 Link Road will provide an improved link between the M54 and the M6. Currently, there is no direct motorway link from the M54 to the M6 north. Road users wanting to access the M6 north or M6 Toll must use local roads such as the A460, A449 and A5. This means high volumes of both long-distance and local

The scheme involves the construction of a new link road between Junction 1 of the M54 and Junction 11 of the M6 in South Staffordshire. There is currently no direct motorway link from the M54 to the M6 north or the M6 toll. This means high volumes of both long- distance and local traffic use the local roads to travel this route. In particular, a

2020年8月24日 · The M54 to M6 Link Road will provide an improved link between the M54 and the M6. Currently, there is no direct motorway link from the M54 to the M6 north. Road users wanting to access the M6 north or M6 Toll must use local roads such as the A460, A449 and A5.

Today, 21 April 2022, the application for the M54 to M6 Link Road has been granted development consent by the Secretary of State for Transport. The application was to develop a link road...

2024年11月18日 · Businesses hit by congestion and gridlock have been urged to give their views on the need for a northbound M54/M6 link road as the government reviews transport spending.