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We will be carrying out general maintenance works on the bridge from Monday 26th to Thursday 29th October, between 8am and 4pm each day.
To ensure our teams can work safely, traffic management will be in place, with one lane closed along the length of the bridge. The lane closure will change each day as the works progress, with traffic management generally operating in one direction at a time.
The times stated are the earliest start and latest finish times for the works. Exact start times will depend on traffic volumes.
Please take extra care when travelling through the traffic management. We apologise for any inconvenience caused and thank you for your patience.
Strong winds - The footpaths are now closed due to high winds. We remain closed to high-sided vehicles and wind-vulnerable vehicles.
The Bridge Status can be checked 24/7 at: humberbridge.co.uk.
Traffic Update: Due to high winds 20 mph speed restriction is in place. Only cars allowed to transit the bridge
The Bridge Status can be checked 24/7 at: humberbridge.co.uk.
Strong winds - The footpaths are now closed due to high winds. We remain closed to high-sided vehicles and wind-vulnerable vehicles.
The Bridge Status can be checked 24/7 at: humberbridge.co.uk.
Traffic update: Strong winds - We continue to remain closed to high-sided and wind vulnerable vehicles.
The Bridge Status can be checked 24/7 at: humberbridge.co.uk.
Due to extreme winds the footpaths will remain closed until further notice.
Traffic update: Strong winds - We are closed to high-sided vehicles and wind vulnerable vehicles.
The Bridge Status can be checked 24/7 at: humberbridge.co.uk.
Traffic Update: Due to high winds there is currently a 30 mph speed restriction in place.
The Bridge Status can be checked 24/7 at: humberbridge.co.uk.
Traffic Update: We are currently open to all traffic.
The Bridge Status can be checked 24/7 at: humberbridge.co.uk.
Traffic Update: Due to the wind and rainfall there is a 30 mph speed restriction in place.
The Bridge Status can be checked 24/7 at: humberbridge.co.uk.
This Sunday, Hull City face off against Brentford at the MKM Stadium.
If you're heading over the Humber Bridge for the game, here's what you need to know.
#hcafc #brentford #mkm #humberbridge
On this day in 1974, the North Tower was at full height and work was underway on the top crossbeam. In the first image, you can see the Hessle Whiting Mill and - behind that - the area that would become the Country Park Inn. On ground level, the Hessle Anchorage was taking shape.
At the time, Bay City Rollers topped the album chart with Rollin', while cinema audiences were still flocking to see The Exorcist.
#HumberBridge #Engineering
TRAVEL ADVISORY: Strong winds are expected in our area from tomorrow evening (Friday 23 October) until at least Sunday evening (25 October), as two consecutive storms (Austen and Boelo) reach the UK.
We are working closely with our Weather Forecast Service to monitor the situation and will take the appropriate action if we feel there is a risk i.e. speed restrictions, closing the bridge to high-sided and wind-vulnerable vehicles, or closing the footpaths.
If you are planning on crossing the bridge over the next few days, please check the latest traffic and travel info on our website humberbridge.co.uk before setting off, and be prepared to add extra time to your journey.
Update: 14:14 - The widespread network issues have been resolved, and our website is back online. You should now be able to pay your toll and access your account. If you still experience issues with the website, we'd recommend closing and reopening your browser; trying again after a few minutes; or calling the Customer Services team.
We’re sorry for any inconvenience caused and we thank you for your patience.
Planned works will take place on the bridge this week. On Tuesday and Wednesday evenings (20th and 21st October), the free-flow lanes will be closed in both directions, with traffic diverted through the abnormal load lanes (in the old toll plaza). This will be from 9pm and finished by 6am each day.
The bridge will remain open in both directions throughout the works, and the toll payment process will remain unchanged: all crossings must be paid for by midnight the day after crossing. You can pay your toll either before or after your journey.
Traffic Update: We are currently open to all traffic.
The Bridge Status can be checked 24/7 at: humberbridge.co.uk.
Traffic Update: Due to high winds there is a 30 mph speed restriction is in place.
The Bridge Status can be checked 24/7 at: humberbridge.co.uk.
Are you one of the lucky ones seeing The Reytons at Connexin Live on Friday? If your journey takes you over the bridge, did you know you can pay your tolls in advance? Do it now and then you won't have to worry about remembering to settle up after the gig!
#HumberBridge #ConnexinLive #TheReytons
Traffic Update: We are currently open to all traffic.
The Bridge Status can be checked 24/7 at: humberbridge.co.uk.
Traffic Update: Due to high winds a 30 mph speed restriction is in place.
The Bridge Status can be checked 24/7 at: humberbridge.co.uk.
























