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A316 westbound traffic at 22:27 on Sunday 18 October: no major incidents reported — live National Highways updates every 5 minutes, 24/7.
This page tracks live A316 traffic westbound only — every incident, closure and roadworks National Highways publish for the westbound carriageway, updated every 5 minutes, 24 hours a day. Anything they list without naming a direction is shown here too, so nothing is missed.
Heading the other way? See A316 eastbound traffic. The full A316 traffic page covers both directions, with the live map, junction-by-junction status, the latest A316 videos and tonight's A316 roadworks.
No — as of 22:27 National Highways list no full closure on the A316 westbound. Live updates every 5 minutes.
None reported at 22:27 — the live board above updates every 5 minutes, 24 hours a day.
Nothing is listed right now — when the board above is clear, slow westbound traffic is usually rush-hour volume (07:00–09:00 and 16:30–18:30 on weekdays).
None scheduled as of 22:27. Overnight closures usually run from around 21:00–22:00 to 06:00 — this page lists them the moment National Highways publish them.
Right here — this page is live A316 traffic for the westbound carriageway, updated every 5 minutes from National Highways, 24 hours a day. The full A316 page covers both directions with the live map and junction-by-junction status.
The whole westbound carriageway, end to end — the A316 runs between London (Chiswick) and Sunbury (M3). The eastbound side has its own page.
Daily A316 incidents, posted across all four channels.
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