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Closures tonight, this weekend and the next two weeks, plus the works running now on the M6 Toll, straight from National Highways.
Checked 15:21 on Tuesday 3 November 2026.
No. No closures are planned on the M6 Toll tonight (Tue 3 Nov, 18:00 to 06:00).
Tonight's M6 Toll closures ›No. No closures are planned on the M6 Toll this weekend (Fri 6 Nov 18:00 to Mon 9 Nov 06:00).
This weekend's M6 Toll closures ›No. Nothing is running on the M6 Toll at 15:21.
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.
No. No closures are planned on the M6 Toll tonight (Tue 3 Nov, 18:00 to 06:00).
No. No closures are planned on the M6 Toll this weekend (Fri 6 Nov 18:00 to Mon 9 Nov 06:00).
Nothing is running on the M6 Toll at 15:21. Planned closures are listed by night on this page.
M6 Toll live traffic →No other M6 Toll closures are published yet.
No roadworks are currently running on the M6 Toll according to National Highways.
No. No closures are planned on the M6 Toll tonight (Tue 3 Nov, 18:00 to 06:00).
No. No closures are planned on the M6 Toll this weekend (Fri 6 Nov 18:00 to Mon 9 Nov 06:00).
Most National Highways lane closures on the M6 Toll 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 ·
Overnight closures ·
M6 Toll live traffic
Roadworks change at short notice. Always follow signs and signals on the road.
M6 Toll Motorway · 27 miles. Live incidents, junction status and collision history.
Broken down on the M6 Toll? Pick the nearest town and call a local firm direct:
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.