There's never ever any thought about it when they do it.
Said the same last year when they randomly kept closing lanes on Lojngford Road on matchdays for roadworks that took half a day of work but traffic for 5 days.
It's pretty standard stuff, all roadworks get bottlenecked into the school summer holidays when there's reduced peak time traffic. This especially goes for major arteries in and out of the city, where carrying out works during term time would result in absolute carnage. Any delays at the moment would be 10x worse outside of the summer holidays, and like it or not infrastructure repairs and upgrades have to be carried out at some point.
It's pretty standard stuff, all roadworks get bottlenecked into the school summer holidays when there's reduced peak time traffic. This especially goes for major arteries in and out of the city, where carrying out works during term time would result in absolute carnage. Any delays at the moment would be 10x worse outside of the summer holidays, and like it or not infrastructure repairs and upgrades have to be carried out at some point.
It's pretty standard stuff, all roadworks get bottlenecked into the school summer holidays when there's reduced peak time traffic. This especially goes for major arteries in and out of the city, where carrying out works during term time would result in absolute carnage. Any delays at the moment would be 10x worse outside of the summer holidays, and like it or not infrastructure repairs and upgrades have to be carried out at some point.
It's pretty standard stuff, all roadworks get bottlenecked into the school summer holidays when there's reduced peak time traffic. This especially goes for major arteries in and out of the city, where carrying out works during term time would result in absolute carnage. Any delays at the moment would be 10x worse outside of the summer holidays, and like it or not infrastructure repairs and upgrades have to be carried out at some point.
This is my thoughts tho they have gone onto overdrive. It seems like a lot of the utilities are on it as well. Severn Trent are doing bits all over and national grid (Holbrooks Ln/Lovkhusrst Ln) they are also doing stuff down King field Rd.
I think a little of it centres around when they can get permits for streetworks. Doing it in the holidays will obviously cause less disruption, they also have a decent amount of time to get larger jobs finished!
It's now almost faster for me to cycle the 4 miles in to work than driving!
I work from home but have to go to the office once a week so not so bad going out to Southam but if I left at my normal time pre-roadworks I’d be guaranteed to be late. Annoying how long they seem to last.