Plans for £250m West Sussex bypass revealed

By Jordan Marshall2018-05-14T06:00:00

The four-mile bypass will skirt Arundel

Plans for a new £250m bypass on the A27 in West Sussex have been unveiled by Highways England.

The four-mile dual carriageway will complete a missing link in the A27 and could save commuters more than an hour and a half every week by bypassing Arundel, according to the road authority.

The bypass has been designed to draw traffic away from Arundel town centre and reduce traffic on minor roads through the South Downs National Park.

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