Traffic Wales says A55 Traffic closed between J24 and J23A

A55 traffic is closed in both directions between J24 and J23A in Conwy, with 30 minute delays, diversions and queues around Abergele and Llanddulas.

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Traffic Wales says A55 Traffic closed between J24 and J23A

Traffic Wales says A55 traffic is closed in both directions in Conwy this morning, with incident delays, closures and local diversions between J24 A547 Rhuddlan Road in Abergele and J23A A548 Dundonald Avenue in Pensarn and Abergele. Drivers are being told to allow extra travel time while the disruption continues.

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Traffic Wales said the affected stretch runs between J24 Faenol and J23A Pensarn, and it has kept the road closed in both directions. Inrix reported the traffic at 7.45am, while Traffic Wales later advised of 30 minute delays and diversions.

Abergele East and Llanddulas

AA road maps is showing major delays on the A55 and around Abergele and Llanddulas after a police incident on the dual carriageway. Traffic cameras are also showing major delays at Abergele and Llanddulas, with traffic being diverted off the A55 at Abergele East and queues visible at Llanddulas.

One commuter described the traffic as “rammed”, and another described the A55 as “gridlocked”. Those reports line up with the corridor-wide delay shown by Traffic Wales, AA road maps and Inrix, all pointing to the same stretch through Conwy.

J24 A547 Rhuddlan Road

The incident was first reported this morning between J24 A547 Rhuddlan Road and J23A A548 Dundonald Avenue, placing the disruption across the section used by drivers heading through Abergele and Pensarn. The closure affects both directions, so traffic is being held back on approach as well as through the affected stretch.

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For drivers already on the route, the practical step is simple: use the diversion in place and allow extra travel time. The unresolved issue is the same one holding up the corridor now — what caused the police incident and when the A55 will reopen.

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