Here are the latest pictures of the county council's scheme to widen and resurface Runnymede roundabout, which aims to reduce congestion at one of Surrey's worst traffic blackspots.
Colin Kemp, Surrey County Council's Cabinet Member for Highways, said: 'Good roads help businesses grow and residents go about daily life.'
More information about the project can be found on the council's website.
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A major scheme will get under way this week to cut congestion at one Surrey's worst traffic blackspots - Runnymede roundabout. Nearly 2.9 million vehicles use the roundabout annually between 8am and 9am and 5pm-6pm on weekdays. That rush-hour figure is expected to rise by around 390,000 by 2031. The…
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Tina Thorburn, from the county council's highways team, provides the latest news about work taking place on Surrey's roads, including information on overnight lane closures at the Runnymede roundabout.
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