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Closures tonight, this weekend and the next two weeks, plus the works running now on the A21, straight from National Highways.
Checked 13:55 on Tuesday 3 November 2026.
Yes. The A21 has 1 full closure planned tonight (Tue 3 Nov, 18:00 to 06:00): Northbound Chipstead to M25 Jct 5 carriageway closure, 22:00 to 05:30. Diversion: Diversion via Local Authorities and National Highways Network.
Tonight's A21 closures ›No. No closures are planned on the A21 this weekend (Fri 6 Nov 18:00 to Mon 9 Nov 06:00).
This weekend's A21 closures ›No. Nothing is running on the A21 at 13:55.
Works running now ›From National Highways' closure report and live feed. Full closure means the carriageway is shut; lane and slip road closures leave it open. Times can change, so check before you set off.
Yes. The A21 has 1 full closure planned tonight (Tue 3 Nov, 18:00 to 06:00): Northbound Chipstead to M25 Jct 5 carriageway closure, 22:00 to 05:30. Diversion: Diversion via Local Authorities and National Highways Network.
No. No closures are planned on the A21 this weekend (Fri 6 Nov 18:00 to Mon 9 Nov 06:00).
No roadworks are currently running on the A21 according to National Highways.
Yes. The A21 has 1 full closure planned tonight (Tue 3 Nov, 18:00 to 06:00): Northbound Chipstead to M25 Jct 5 carriageway closure, 22:00 to 05:30. Diversion: Diversion via Local Authorities and National Highways Network.
No. No closures are planned on the A21 this weekend (Fri 6 Nov 18:00 to Mon 9 Nov 06:00).
Most National Highways lane closures on the A21 run overnight and are lifted before the morning peak (07:00–09:00). Full carriageway closures are usually weekend nights, with a signed diversion.
🛣️ Data from National Highways ·
All UK roadworks ·
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A21 live traffic
Roadworks change at short notice. Always follow signs and signals on the road.
A21 Trunk Road · 65 miles. Live incidents, junction status and collision history.
Broken down on the A21? Send one free request and local firms are told.
On a motorway? If you can, get onto the hard shoulder or into an emergency area, leave by the left-hand doors and wait behind the barrier. Stuck in a live lane: stay in the car with your seatbelt on and hazard lights on, and call 999.