A64

Improvement work to the existing A64 to alleviate persistent congestion and slow-moving traffic north-east of York. At present Highways England are working on options for this scheme which will then go to a public consultation.

Construction of the missing eastbound exit sliproad at the A64/B1248 Brambling Fields junction, east of Malton. The existing sliproads will be re-aligned as required in order to tie in with a new dumbbell roundabout, allowing all movements.

The aim of the scheme is to reduce the amount of traffic passing through the centre of Malton.

Work started on 9 January 2012, and is expected to take around six months to complete.

Replacement of the existing crossroads on the A64 between Tadcaster and York with a grade-separated junction, including the installation of a new flyover. This section of road is running well under capacity, with substandard junctions and a poor alignment. It was built during the 1930's, but at each end is connected directly on to modern grade-separated dual carriageway. Bilbrough Top is one of the most dangerous junctions on the route.