'It was two lanes of chaos – now it is four': Residents speak out as M6 project finishes
Drivers are still getting to grips with a new roundabout over the M6 as a four-year project to improve the junction comes to an end.
That's what residents living near the Junction 10 island in Walsall have said as they have their opinion on the newly completed £78 million project.
National Highways announced earlier this week that all lanes of the interchange, where the A454 Black Country Route/Wolverhampton Road crosses the motorway, were finally open and free of cones.
The project, which ran over by two years, was finally completed on Thursday.
Now, residents have said that the upgrades, while welcomed, are not yet making the improvements they hoped.
Andy Jones, a resident who lives opposite the road, said that while the project was meant to ease traffic on the road, he hasn't seen any improvements.
