A lane closure has been planned for the A14 Orwell Bridge amid an ongoing 40mph speed restriction.
Repair work is currently taking place on the major road near Ipswich and is expected to last until Friday, December 6.
A 40mph speed limit is in place on the westbound carriageway with an overnight lane closure planned for Wednesday, December 4 and Thursday, December 5.
The westbound lane closure will be in place between 8pm and 6am on both days but the rest of the bridge will remain open to traffic during this time.
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A spokesman for National Highways said: "The work has been scheduled to start after Ipswich Town Football Club’s scheduled home match against Crystal Palace to help supporters travelling home after the game.
"We understand the impact that any reduction in capacity on the Orwell Bridge can have to those who rely on this iconic and important piece of road infrastructure.
"Our maintenance work is vital for the long-term operation of the bridge. We thank drivers for their patience and understanding whilst we do this work."
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