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10 Mar 2026

Traffic delays hit Totnes as multiple temporary lights installed for repairs

Drivers travelling through Totnes are being warned to allow extra time after several sets of temporary traffic lights were installed for emergency pothole repairs across the town

One of the current traffic light locations is near Totnes Station (Image- Google Maps)

One of the current traffic light locations is near Totnes Station (Image- Google Maps)

Drivers in Totnes are being warned to expect delays after multiple sets of temporary traffic lights were installed across the town for emergency highway works.

According to Devon Alert, the lights were put in place for several separate reactive repair jobs, mainly to fix potholes in the carriageway.

In a message issued at 11am on Tuesday (10 March), the alert service said: “There are multiple sets of temporary traffic lights in Totnes for separate sets of emergency works, however these should only be in place until tomorrow (Wednesday).”

ABOVEA map showing reactive works taking place in Totnes is available on the Devon County Council website

According to Devon County Council’s live roadworks map, reactive works began on Monday (9 March) and cover several locations in and around the town centre, including areas opposite White Door, under the arch, opposite Hay Hill Gates and near the memorial crossing point.

Repairs are also being carried out near Stone Cross or Minerva, as well as outside properties including number 1 and number 4 on affected streets.

Most of the work relates to pothole repairs, with some classed as safety repairs and others involving patching sections of the carriageway. 

ABOVECurrent traffic information for Totnes is available on Google Maps

A defective road sign has also been reported as part of the reactive works.

Motorists travelling through Totnes are advised to allow extra time for journeys while the temporary traffic management remains in place.

The works are expected to be completed and the temporary traffic lights removed by Wednesday.

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