More roadworks have been announced in Leeds city centre, that will last until the end of the year and are 'likely to lead to congestion'.
Leeds City Council have warned all city centre drivers that Bishopgate Street and Neville Street will be reduced to one lane from Monday, May 23 and are expected to remain as such until the end of the year. As key routes into the centre for many, commuters are advised to change their routes.
The council has suggested drivers swap to public transport or cycling, or if they must drive, try coming off at Junction 4 of the M621 instead of Junctions 3 and 2. Junction 2 is still affected by the works at Armley Gyratory.
