Projects

Whitwell Duals

The work between Crambeck and Welburn was part of its ongoing £22m investment along the A64. The four-month project included widening the carriageway, creating new/improved right turn lanes, introducing five new traffic islands and footpaths, and improving the layout of junctions.

A key part of the A64, is a new safety barrier spanning three-and-a-half miles which was installed at Whitwell Duals to safely separate vehicles from objects like traffic signs, walls and telegraph poles which are at the side of the road.

Roocroft Scope of Work

5.8km of proprietary VRS, including 675m of Tertu vehicle restraint system
10 P1 Terminals
32 P4 Terminals

Penwortham bypass – John Horrocks Way

Construction of the £17.5m Penwortham Bypass officially started following a ground-breaking ceremony on Tuesday 9 January 2018. The bypass will run along the south western side of Penwortham between the A59 Liverpool Road and A582, connecting to the existing Broad Oak roundabout. The road has been designed as a dual carriageway, with a 50mph speed limit along its whole length.

The new road will improve access from the A59 to the motorway network on a purpose built road that does not pass through Penwortham or the city centre. It will reduce congestion in Penwortham and enable us to make improvements so we can encourage more walking and cycling and prioritise buses along the A59. Aside from any unforeseen circumstances, the new John Horrocks Way will open on Monday 2 December for people to use.

Roocroft Scope of Work

1.2km of steel deformable vehicle restraint systems
720m of concrete barrier
1.4km of slipformed concrete V Channel