The M6 Junction 10 for Walsall will be shut in both directions between the junction's exit and entry slip roads from 8pm on Friday to 6am on Monday.
The stretch will shut as the old north bridge is removed safely through a congestion-busting a £78 million project which will double the number of lanes there.
The south bridge was demolished earlier this month and the remaining north bridge will now be removed. When the work is completed the number of lanes over the motorway will double from two to four.
Don’t forget we’re closing the #M6 at j10 tonight from 8pm until 6am Monday morning. ❌🚧
— National Highways: West Midlands (@HighwaysWMIDS) May 20, 2022
An ‘up and over’ diversion will be in place.🚗 Expect severe delays, plan ahead and allow extra time for your journey #Walsallhttps://t.co/bsvfaMKm2D pic.twitter.com/g4cyKXGFiv
An "up and over" diversion for traffic will again be put in place, with drivers leaving the motorway at Junction 10, travelling over the roundabout and then rejoining the M6 on the other side.
The Junction 9 northbound entry slip road will also be shut to reduce congestion on the approach to the junction 10 closure.
Heavy congestion is expected over the weekend and drivers are advised to take alternative routes if possible or allow extra time for journeys.
National Highways and Walsall Council, supported by the Black Country Local Enterprise Partnership, are funding the £78 million upgrade of the junction which is being carried out by John Sisk & Son.
