Drivers are being warned to face severe delays due to two Boeing 747 aircraft fuselages which will be trundling along the M4 and M5 this morning.
The two loads will be leaving Cotswold Airport at Kemble at 7am and will use the A429, cialis travel South on the A419 to arrive at the M4 J15, then continue Westbound to Bristol, come off at J20 and head through Gloucestershire on the M5 Northbound.
The two Boeing 747 aircraft fuselages will be travelling to a breakers in Herefordshire.
Each transporter and its load will measure 6.55 metres (22ft) wide, 4.95 m (16ft-03ins) high with an overall length of 41.66 m (137 ft) and gross weight of 60 tonnes.
A spokesman for Wiltshire Police said: “Due to the size of these transporters they will be slow moving and will have the potential to create congestion.”
“Wherever possible disruption will be kept to a minimum but hauliers and motorists are asked to please be patient if they come across this load. Anyone travelling over this period to catch a flight or meet appointments should allow sufficient additional time.”
“There will be an identical move on Saturday 21st February 2015.”
Police say escorting resources are being provided by volunteer Police Officers on rest days, paid for by the haulier at no cost to the public.