Several planned roadworks across Norfolk are set to cause delays for drivers this week.
Here are five works and closures that motorists should be aware of over the next seven days.
A47 in Honingham
The stretch of road, between Easton and Honingham, to the west of Norwich, closed on Sunday evening.
The overnight closures will remain in place from 8pm to 6pm until Friday, June 21.
A diversion route will be in place along: A47 Thickthorn, A11 Barton Mills, A1065 to Swaffham and visa versa.
Chapelfield Road in Norwich
Chapelfield Road will be closed from 7am on June 30 for resurfacing work costing the council £17,400.
The closure, which is set to last until midday, will be in place from the St Stephens roundabout heading northwest to the second entrance to The Crescent.
The work will involve a road rejuvenator being sprayed on to the road that will soak into the top layer to preserve the asphalt for several more years.
A140 near Swainsthorpe
The A140 Ipswich Road is currently being resurfaced in Newton Flotman from Brick Kiln Lane to Church Road.
The resurfacing works, carried out by Norfolk County Council, started on Tuesday and are expected to be completed by 6am on June 20.
A spokesman for Norfolk County Council said: "The road requires resurfacing due to extensive areas of heat damage from the previous summer.
Tombland in Norwich
The Tombland Road and adjacent side roads will be closed on June 23 from 6.00am to 11.00am.
This closure will be in place from Palace Street to Prince of Wales Road.
The work - which will cost £30,935 - is expected to lengthen the life of the asphalt road surface by multiple years through early intervention.
A10 in West Winch
Work started on Sunday, to resurface a section of the A10 in West Winch, between Gravehill Lane to the Stoke Ferry Road roundabout.
The work, which is weather dependant, will be carried out overnight in phases.
The second phase will take place on June 23, starting at 7pm. The closure will be in place for "a number of hours" but has no confirmed finish time.
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