Crow Road to close for more than two weeks for resurfacing, with Clyde Tunnel delays expected
The road will shut between Fairlie Park Drive and Monkscroft Avenue from 8am on November 10 until 8pm on November 27. Diversions will run via Broomhill Drive and Dumbarton Road.
Crow Road in Glasgow's West End. Part of the road will close for resurfacing from Tuesday. · Photograph: Mark S (CC BY-SA 2.0)
Commuters who use the Clyde Tunnel are being warned of delays as resurfacing works lasting more than two weeks get under way on a key West End route next week.
Crow Road will be closed between Fairlie Park Drive and Monkscroft Avenue from 8am on Tuesday, November 10 until 8pm on Friday, November 27.
The closure will allow road resurfacing to be completed.
Diversion routes
Diversions will be in place via Broomhill Drive, Dumbarton Road and Crow Road, and in the opposite direction.
Drivers can also use a diversion via Clarence Drive, Hyndland Road, Hyndland Street, Dumbarton Road and Crow Road, and vice versa.
Drivers are advised to avoid the area if possible while the works are carried out.
Why it matters
Crow Road is one of the main north–south routes through the West End, linking Anniesland with Partick and carrying traffic towards the Clyde Tunnel. With the road closed, traffic is likely to build up on the diversion routes through Broomhill and Hyndland, especially at peak times.
Bus passengers are advised to check with operators for any changes to routes and stops during the closure.
Earlier works
The Glasgow Times has previously reported a separate closure on another stretch of Crow Road, between Balshagray Avenue and Victoria Park Gardens South.