HAROLD Has Been Implemented Within a Incident Management Area on the C182 Hinkley Road to Cannington
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What is the Purpose of this Guide? • This booklet outlines the key steps for you to follow once HAROLD has been implemented within a Incident Management Area on the C182 Hinkley Road to Cannington. It is worth noting that the incident could not only be a Road Traffic Collision (RTC), but any incident which results in a temporary road closure from The Main road (C182) from Cannington to the Hinkley Point Sites Only. • This Booklet will: – Explain what HAROLD is and how it works; – To show and explain the different incident routes which are in place; – Give guidance on what happens once an incident occurs; HAROLD main purpose is how to move People not Freight (HGVs) What is HAROLD? • HAROLD is a multi agency process which sets out how the Traffic Incident Management Plan (TIMP) will be implemented during the construction of Hinkley Point C (HPC) It primarily concerns the movement of People (not Freight) to and from the Hinkley sites. • There are 5 possible diversion routes depending on the incident location. • These are the permanent fixed signs on the 5 incident routes: • Incident Routes 1 Incident Routes 2 • Incident Routes 3 Incident Routes 4 • Incident Routes 5 Inbound Route • Variable Message Signs (VMS) will indicate which diversion route to take and associated signage. VMS Signs will be in operation to notify traffic immediately after a road closure to advise of the diversion route which needs to be taken VMS Signs • Approved permanent diversionary signage will be located on all the agreed 5 routes. • Two Mobile VMS signs will be activated and in operation immediately after a road closure on the C182 has been implemented:- Road Closed in 1.5 miles Follow • The 1st one will be positioned on the first diversion roundabout at the main site entrance for vehicles leaving all 3 Hinkley sites. Variable Message Sign at Hinkley Point Road Closed in 4.3 miles Follow • The 2nd will be positioned on the first A39 diversion Cannington Roundabout, as approaching from Bridgwater. Variable Message Sign at Cannington roundabout Incident Route 1 From C182 East of Cockwood via Coultings Wick Shurton Burton to Keenthorne and the A39 Stogursey Inbound: Outbound: Fiddington Cannington Village Cannington Turn Right at roundabout Nether Stowey Traffic Lights To/From BRIDGWATER Light vehicles & single deck bus only Incident Route 2 From C182 East of Cockwood via Coultings to C182 via Knaplock Lane Wick Shurton Burton Inbound: Stogursey Outbound: Fiddington Cannington Village Turn Right at Cannington Nether Stowey roundabout Traffic Lights To/From BRIDGWATER Light vehicles & single deck bus only Incident Route 3 From C182 East of Stogursey via Shurton Burton Wick Stringston to Holford and the A39 Stogursey Inbound: Fiddington Outbound: Cannington Village Turn Right at Cannington Nether Stowey Roundabout Traffic Lights To/From BRIDGWATER Light vehicles & single deck bus only Incident Route 4 From C182 South of Wick via Farringdon Hill Lane and Cockwood to Wick Shurton Burton Claylands Corner Inbound: Stogursey Outbound: Fiddington Cannington Village Cannington Turn Right at roundabout Nether Stowey Traffic Lights To/From BRIDGWATER Light vehicles & single deck bus only Incident Route 5 From C182 South of Hinkley Point Gates via Wick to C182 Road to Hinkley, Wick Wick Shurton Burton Inbound: Stogursey Outbound: Fiddington Cannington Village Cannington Turn Right at roundabout Nether Stowey Traffic Lights To/From BRIDGWATER Light vehicles & 2.7 Metres wide single deck bus only Where do I go for further information? •A&S Police Enquiries – 101 •SCC (Somerset County Council) – 01823 359171/ 07550 882440. •HPC Security – 01278 486204 •NNB Logistics – 01278 482533/ 01278 482552.