Drivers are being warned of possible delays on Suffolk roads as a crane is transported through the county (Image: Newsquest)
An abnormal load movement will see a crane moved along three major Suffolk roads this week.
The crane is almost 17 metres in length, three metres wide and weighs 82 tonnes.
It is being transported alongside a ballast that is almost 18 metres in length and weighs 99 tonnes.
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It will be transported along roads including the A12 and A14.
The abnormal load movement will be escorted by police on Friday, February 16 from Sizewell C to Thornaby on Tees in North Yorkshire.
There are warnings for delays along the following Suffolk roads on the route:
- Local roads
- King George's Avenue
- Lover's Lane
- B1122
- A12
- A1145
- A146
- A11
- A14 to the border with Cambridge
Drivers are being warned of possible delays.
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