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Vehicle collision road disruption — [A316] CHERTSEY ROAD (TW1 ) (Richmond upon Thames)

Reported by Transport for London Road Disruptions

A collision closed eastbound Chertsey Road at Brook Road, with traffic moving slowly and northbound tailbacks on London Road due to diverted traffic. The update advises using an alternative route and says delays are expected.

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  • Affected location: Chertsey Road, Richmond upon Thames
River Thames: Chertsey Bridge The bridge was built in 1785, replacing a ruinous timber bridge about 70 feet downstream. The architect was James Paine, and Charles Brown, who built Richmond Bridge, was the successful tenderer for the construction work with a fee of £7,325. The bridge as originally designed by Paine had five arches, but the bridge as built needed extending so a further two arches were added. Today the bridge carries the B375 road over the River Thames.
Illustrative image: River Thames: Chertsey Bridge The bridge was built in 1785, replacing a ruinous timber bridge about 70 feet downstream. The architect was James Paine, and Charles Brown, who built Richmond Bridge, was the successful tenderer for the construction work with a fee of £7,325. The bridge as originally designed by Paine had five arches, but the bridge as built needed extending so a further two arches were added. Today the bridge carries the B375 road over the River Thames. — Nigel Cox/Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0
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