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Wrexham Council News > Blog > Other > Info for motorists – traffic lights on Junction 4 of the A525 (Ruthin Road)
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Info for motorists – traffic lights on Junction 4 of the A525 (Ruthin Road)

Last updated: 2026/03/04 at 4:28 PM
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Update 4.3.26

The traffic lights at Junction 4 on the A 525 (Ruthin Road) are now working again, and we’d like thank drivers for their patience over the past few days.

Update 2.3.26

Yesterday there was a road traffic incident at Junction 4 of the A525 (Ruthin Road).

The traffic lights were damaged, and although we’re working as quickly as we can to repair them, they won’t be operational again until later in the week.

This means there will be some disruption for the next couple of days.

As a result, we’re asking motorists to drive with extra caution and to consider using alternative routes during peak traffic times.

We’d like to thank drivers for their patience.

Thank you.

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