Heavy traffic in Woolwich & Greenwich tonight after Dartford crossing issues

The closure of the M25 and heavy delays on the A2 are causing heavy traffic across south east London tonight including Woolwich and Greenwich.

The A2 has miles of tailbacks heading towards Dartford.

Woolwich is seeing heavy traffic as is east Greenwich in areas around Thames crossings.

What’s new you may say? Well, true, though traffic levels are greater in many areas tonight.

Buses are heavily disrupted.

 

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I've lived in south east London most of my life growing up in Greenwich borough and working in the area for many years. The site has contributors on occasion and we cover many different topics. Living and working in the area offers an insight into what is happening locally.

7 thoughts on “Heavy traffic in Woolwich & Greenwich tonight after Dartford crossing issues

  • And the Silver Town tunnel will help stop this sort of thing?

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  • The Westcombe Hill and Tunnel Avenue Rat Run is in full flow and it’s 7pm! – It’ll be interesting to see what these drivers will do when the A102 Northbound on slip is closed off!

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    • The queue for the antiquated Woolwich Ferry which unbelievably continues onto an already busy and fast roundabout was causing predictable chaos as usual.

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  • 422 Bus Driver here, and the traffic in East Greenwich and Blackwall Lane has been horrific the past week. It will be worse next week when most schools return. And now there’s more closures and works happening in Trafalgar Rd to Anchor and Hope toake room for a cycle lane, I give up. Greenwich Council have added to the mess by narrowing the road in Greenwich for Social Distancing, the yellow box junction, now being enforced, means no one can get across the junction. Every day is a total catastrophe.

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    • @ L Wylde Firstly can I say your doing a great job in very difficult circumstances and traffic conditions.

      All the planned closures will only add to traffic congestion and stress for drivers and is only set to get worse.

      Silvertown Tunnel will only bring more traffic in to the area to gain access to the tunnel.

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  • They should have traffic police monitoring the traffic situation at times like these instead of sitting in lay-bys waiting to catch speedsters on roads that are jam packed with gridlock traffic

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