MOTORISTS in Ipswich are being urged to take extra care today after a series of traffic light failures in the town.
The first affected the signals in both directions at the Copdock interchange this morning at around 7.20am.
There were also problems at the traffic lights in nearby Scrivener Drive in Pinebrook.
They failed in both directions and drivers were advised to take care at the junction.
A spokesman for Suffolk County Council said the equipment is working but there has been a power cut in the area which is believed to have affected the traffic lights.
A spokeswoman for UK Power Networks said: “We worked with the council to repair the traffic lights at the junction of Scrivener Drive and the A1214, near Tesco, earlier today after reports that the lights had stopped working.
“The lights were back on at 12.50pm.
“We would like to apologise for the impact on road users.”
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