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Mottram Bypass update March 2026 | A57 Link Roads Project

March's update on the Mottram Bypass A57 Link Roads Project. The line of the Road has been established at the Hattersley M67 terminal roundabout, The Piling works are taking place at Roe Cross Road & preparations are taking place for the plant crossing at Mottram Moor. In this video we will look at the work that is currently taking place, we will look at what work has taken place since the last video and any upcoming works. Timestamps :- 00:44 Hattersley 01:54 Balfour Beatty Compound 02:54 The Temporary Road 04:12 Old Road 04:44 Old Hall Lane 06:40 Mottram Moor 07:28 Carrhouse Lane 07:38 River Etherow 08:00 Wooley Bridge Previous videos :- Mottram Bypass update June 2025 | A57 link roads Project    • Mottram Bypass update June 2025 | A57 link...   Mottram Bypass update July 2025 | A57 link roads Project    • Mottram Bypass update July 2025 | A57 link...   Mottram Bypass update August 2025 | A57 Link Roads Project    • Mottram Bypass update August 2025 | A57 Li...   Mottram Bypass update September 2025 | A57 Link Roads Project    • Mottram Bypass update September 2025 | A57...   Mottram Bypass update October 2025 | A57 Link Roads Project    • Mottram Bypass update October 2025 | A57 L...   Mottram Bypass update November 2025 | A57 Link Roads Project    • Mottram Bypass update November 2025 | A57 ...   Mottram Bypass update December 2025 | A57 Link Roads Project    • Mottram Bypass update December 2025 | A57 ...   Mottram Bypass update January 2026 | A57 Link Roads Project    • Mottram Bypass update January 2026 | A57 L...   Mottram Bypass update February 2026 | A57 Link Roads Project    • Mottram Bypass update February 2026 | A57 ...   The A57 Link Roads project was formerly known as the “Trans-Pennine Upgrade”, and is referred to as the “Mottram Moor Link Road and A57 Link Road project” in the Government’s second Roads Investment Strategy. The A57 and A628 between Manchester and Sheffield currently suffer from heavy congestion, creating unreliable journeys. This restricts potential economic growth, as the delivery of goods to businesses is often delayed and the route is not ideal for commuters, which limits employment opportunities. Much of this heavy traffic travels through local roads, which disrupts the lives of communities and makes it difficult and potentially unsafe for pedestrians to cross the roads. These issues will only get worse with time if significant improvements aren’t made. The roads are expected to be completed in 2028.