Cats eyes to help light up motorway

Close to 3,000 new cat’s eyes are to be installed on a stretch of motorway to improve visibility for the county’s drivers.
A section of the M6 motorwayA section of the M6 motorway
A section of the M6 motorway

The Highways England scheme between junction 34 at Lancaster and Burton Services is due to begin on Monday and should be completed by the end of the month.

New reflective road studs will be installed along the route and white lines will be repainted to help drivers.

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Peter Gee, project manager at Highways England, said: “This scheme will result in smoother and safer journeys for drivers on the M6 as a result of the new cat’s eyes, lane markings and resurfacing.”

The northbound side of the M6 will be closed overnight between Junction 34 at Lancaster and Junction 35 at Carnforth on Monday and Tuesday for the work.