Current emergency road and bridge closures
During adverse weather conditions it is an ever changing situation on our roads. Please respect road closure signs and do not drive through flood water.
Road |
Status |
A170 east of Sutton Under Whitestonecliff |
Passable with care - flooding |
A170 Hungate, Pickering |
Closed - flooding |
U2168 Little Langton |
Closed |
B1257 Chop Gate, Helmsley |
Closed |
C168 Dalton - Sowerby |
Passable with care - flooding |
C88 Low Lane, Back Lane, Low Road, Thirkleby |
Closed - flooding |
C1 Battersby |
Closed - fallen tree |
C1 Church Street, Castleton |
Closed - flooding |
C98 Youlton, near Alne |
Closed - fallen tree |
B1410 The Carrs, Briggsworth |
Closed - flooding |
C71 Seavegate, East Ayton |
Closed - fallen tree |
U2291 Brooom House Lane, Egton Bridge |
Closed - flooding |
B1261 Killerby Bends, Killerby |
Closed - flooding and fallen tree |
U224 Lady Edith's Road, Scarborough |
Closed - fallen tree |
C251 Hay Lane (Brow), Scalby |
Closed - fallen tree |
C70 Swang Road, Suffield |
Closed - fallen tree |
C197 Malton Road, Malton |
Closed - flooding |
B1257 Newgate Bank, Rievaulx |
Closed - fallen tree |
U1759 Firs Road, Scampston |
Closed - fallen tree |
U115 Village Street, Keldhome |
Closed - flooding |
You can also follow us on our Facebook page and Twitter feed for updates.
Read our information about winter driving and keep an eye on our weather cameras.
Planned roadworks
You can view information about planned roadworks in our area using our interactive online map as well as via our twitter feed.
Our interactive map is searchable and shows details about dates, severity of impact, and who is responsible for the works. You can also sign up for email alerts for roadworks in your area too.
Launch interactive roadworks map
Motorways and trunk roads such as the A1, A1(M), M62, A66, A66(M), A64, A168 (Dishforth to Thirsk) and A19 (north of Thirsk) are the responsibility of Highways England. For travel updates on these roads, you can follow Highways England Yorkshire and Highways England North East on Twitter.
Where to find updates about flooding