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Litter on slip road

Reported via mobile in the Slip Roads (NH) category anonymously at 06:55, Fri 7 March 2025

Sent to National Highways less than a minute later. FixMyStreet ref: 7238793.

Litter on the M2 J2 slip road London bound as you come on. It’s never cleared. It’s awful.

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  • M2 J2 slip roads going on and coming off the litter stretches all along both sides. Never cleared and looks an eyesore!

    Posted anonymously at 07:38, Fri 7 March 2025

  • Thank you for contacting National Highways about litter.

    We’re currently in the process of arranging litter clearance activities from junction 6 of the M2 up to the A2 junction with the M25 in both directions including J2 of the M2. This is expected to take place in phases over the next few months through Spring

    Littering by people is, unfortunately, a behaviour that has a big impact on some parts of our roads. We aim to keep our roads as tidy and free of litter as we can. Our litter picking is carefully planned to try to minimise the impact it has on road users and the safety of our people.

    Litter picks often require lane closures, which are disruptive to traffic flow. To help reduce the frequency of this disruption, where we can, we usually combine our reactive litter picks with other maintenance work which can result in what appears to be a delayed response.

    Kind regards

    National Highways

    State changed to: Closed

    Posted by National Highways at 15:14, Fri 7 March 2025

  • Thank you for contacting National Highways about litter.

    We’re currently in the process of arranging litter clearance activities from junction 6 of the M2 up to the A2 junction with the M25 in both directions including J2 of the M2. This is expected to take place in phases over the next few months through Spring

    Littering by people is, unfortunately, a behaviour that has a big impact on some parts of our roads. We aim to keep our roads as tidy and free of litter as we can. Our litter picking is carefully planned to try to minimise the impact it has on road users and the safety of our people.

    Litter picks often require lane closures, which are disruptive to traffic flow. To help reduce the frequency of this disruption, where we can, we usually combine our reactive litter picks with other maintenance work which can result in what appears to be a delayed response.

    Kind regards

    National Highways

    Posted by National Highways at 15:14, Fri 7 March 2025

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