Traffic and Travel

Norfolk's gritting fleet was sent out for the first run of the season last night as icy weather hit the area.

Signs are set to be placed alongside a main road into town which is often subject to speeding and crashes.

Taxi companies are relieved after it was announced that fuel duty will not increase for the first time since 2012.

One lane of a village road will be closed for eight weeks and traffic lights in place while pavement reconstruction work is carried out.

A burst water main has resulted in the closure of a busy road ahead of school pick-up time.

An eight-year-old boy being hit by a car outside a primary school has sparked the creation of an online petition to get a zebra crossing put in place.

Motorists are likely to face more traffic queues when a busy road closes for resurfacing work next week.

Two people have been arrested after police were called to reports of violence involving three people this morning.

Police have closed a road as they are responding to reports of concerns for safety in the area.

Loud noises were heard over parts of Norfolk today as a passenger plane reported a bomb threat on board.

It is known as Britain’s ‘most flooded road’ – a stretch less than one mile long that spent 89 days under water last year.

“I’m concerned for my residents’ safety,” were the words of a councillor as a pathway down a key road was closed for work.

A main road has now reopened after being closed due to a two-vehicle crash earlier today.

A main road remains closed following a crash between two vehicles.

A consultation asking for feedback on proposals to introduce traffic enforcement cameras at a number of locations in Lynn has been launched.

A road will be closed in a village for five days while £15,000 worth of drainage works is carried out.

A new floodgate has been trialled after several weeks of a key village road being submerged in water.

One group of people came up with an adventurous way of navigating a road which remains 40 inches under water.

Temporary traffic lights will be in place along the A47 while National Highways cuts down a number of diseased trees.

Drivers have been advised to find an alternative route for the rest of the week due to heavy flooding on a key road.